Diamonds are sustainable, but that does not mean that we
        can bring them to life with old, cleaner weather. Aggressive chemicals or strong
        purification can remove coatings and other materials. In addition, precious
        metals in the diamond environment can be soft and prone to damage, especially
        when exposed to harsh chemicals, scrubbing, or cleaning agents.
The method you use to clean jewelry must protect the
                weakest item. In other words, all jewelry cannot be cleaned in the
        same way because some things are more fragile than others. If your ring
        contains other jewels, clean them in a way suitable for less durable
        components. Try some DIY jewelry at home and find some that work for your jewelry.
The best advice when cleaning the diamond ring is to work
        regularly. Not only will the engagement ring be brilliant, but it will also
        shorten the lengthy cleaning process. Each engagement ring is unique, with many
        different metals and configurations. It is important to know what your ring
        requires before you start the cleaning process. But regardless of the method,
        the diamond ring is very clean and patient during the cleaning process. Serious
        brushing or rough knives can lighten or damage diamonds and jewelry.
All these home cleaning methods work in any configuration;
        do not use aggressive items to remove particles or trash in the configuration
        if you cannot leave the diamond or scratches on the metal.
However, if your ring has been struck, can you clean it and
        let it dry earlier? The following are some good ways:
    - YOU
                CAN CLEAN IT WITH A SMALL CLEANING FLUID.
 Apply a warm water reservoir and add some neutral cleaning liquid.
            Then, immerse the ring in the water and brush it with your toothbrush. Then
            rinse by tapping. Finally, use a soft cloth to dry it.
- CLEAN
                WITH A LITTLE CLEAN WATER.
 Mix a little clean water from a bowl with homemade ammonia. Then, immerse the ring for 30 minutes. Then, brush the ring with a toothbrush and
            rinse it under the tap. Finally, dry it with a piece of fabric or a
            handkerchief.
- CLEAN
                WITH A LITTLE WATER WITH CHLORINE.
 Bring the solution of chlorine and place it in a clean water tank.
            You must mix them in a ratio of 1 6, immerse the ring, and wash.
- CLEAN
                IT WITH A JEWELRY CLEANING KIT.
 According to the instructions, you can purchase a jewelry cleaning kit, such as a non-toxic, odorless cleaner, cleaning cloth, or cleaning foam.
If the diamond is painted with a lubricant that cannot be
        removed, I recommend taking it. Once this has happened, there is another
        important step in involving and involving spirit.
Put the ring for 15 seconds in a small container with some
        methylated alcohols and then shake it in solution to create a movement. The
        diamond ring is dried again with a kitchen cloth or cloth.
The methylated spirit will revive the brightness of the
        metal and dampen and remove the "mist" effect of the liquid
        detergent, giving the diamond the extra spark it deserves.
Never use a hard object in the ring holes or anything more
        difficult than the toothbrush brush; otherwise, there is a risk of further
        cracking of the metal ring.
Finally, after cleaning the diamond ring, you must put it
        in a goldsmith, but you cannot put it in the box. If you have a goldsmith, you
        can pack and store it.
Usually, the main culprit of dirty fine stones is thin and
        the other body oil of the finger or the epidermis. As the mud collects at the
        top, it can be greatly improved. This is also underlined by the fact that a
        good film or olive oil can turn into breaking light, which causes shine and
        shine. With regard to pure and clear gems,
        there are different ways to clean precious stones at home.