Jewelry Care - How to Clean Crystal Jewelry
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The video features how to clean your MONOLISA Crystal Jewelry with Artist Lisa Ramos
Keeping your MONOLISA crystal jewelry clean and long lasting means properly caring for your pieces. Jewelry designed with crystal elements require special care. The jewelry tips in this blog article will help with maintaining the longevity of your shimmering handmade crystal jewelry pieces.
Cleaning Steps - Handmade Crystal Jewelry
Prior to cleaning MONOLISA crystal jewelry you will need the following to get started:- Two small bowls
- Warm water
- Palmolive soap
- Soft cloth
Fill your first bowl with warm water and Palmolive soap. In the second bowl pour plain warm water. Soak your MONOLISA jewelry pieces for five minutes in the soapy water. Then rinse carefully with warm water either by soaking the jewelry in the warm water bowl or running it carefully under the faucet. Carefully pat dry with a soft cloth or air dry.
Remember not to use any harsh brushes or sponges. For the crystals containing a foil backing - caution not to scratch the foil backing and avoid using any type of brush on the foil. Treat the crystals like glass. They can break or damage if dropped. On some style earrings the crystal elements easily come off, so don't flip your pieces upside down. The picture below is an example of an earring style where the crystals easily come off.
More Jewelry Care Tips
- Remove your jewelry when performing tasks that may cause physical damage.
- Keep jewelry away from harsh chemicals such as bleach, ammonia, and chlorine.
- Remove jewelry when applying lotions and other beauty products.
- Store jewelry in a dry place or sealed bags.
- Remove jewelry when swimming, showering or taking a bath.
- Do not use silver cleaner on your crystals.
- If you want to polish your crystals to create more sparkle, clean the elements with a soft lint-free cloth.
"Jewelry is always in style."
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This blog post is written by California Jewelry Designer, Lisa Ramos
A member of the IGS- International Gem Society.
A member of the IGS- International Gem Society.
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Thank you Lisa for bringing in the energy of the Universe with your Divine crystalline creations. Love & Light.