It doesn't matter if you have just said, "I do!" Or if you have been proudly wearing your couple set rings since decades. Nothing compares to the joy of watching your newly-cleaned diamond alternatives or traditional jewelry twinkle in the sunlight. No better time than now to shine your precious jewelry - especially the piece that is most significant to you. What better way is there to highlight your manicure with matching jewelry than by wearing it?

 Even though some prefer to clean their engagement rings by professionals, there are times when this is not possible - particularly during the busy season. In this article we will discuss how to safely clean an engagement ring. We will also cover the various cleaning methods for each type of ring material, and whether the matching couple necklaces style is traditional or non-traditional.

 What to Look for When Choosing the Best Engagement Ring Cleaner

 The first tip for cleaning an engagement ring involves choosing the correct cleaner or method. Your engagement ring may be one of the most expensive pieces in your jewelry collection, but you cannot put a value on the sentimental value. It is therefore important to know how to take care of your engagement ring set and wedding band.

 Even if it's one of the most beautiful engagement rings ever, if it isn't properly cared for, it may lose its appeal. As long as you're using the right cleaners, it is easy to maintain most jewelry. Each engagement ring is unique, so it's essential to determine the type of cleaning your ring needs before embarking on an at-home clean. Cleaning your ring involves:

 Type of metal (e.g. gold, white or yellow gold, silver, Platinum, rose gold, or a combination)

 Type of gems:

 What kind of setting? (e.g. a filigree-adorned or intricate ring will require more patience and detail than a simple band.)

 The best way to clean your engagement ring is with patience and care. Avoid using harsh abrasives and/or rough bristles as they can cause damage to the metal surface and may loosen and/or damage diamonds or other stones in your engagement ring. All you will need is a jewelry cleaner that's gentle. If you have any questions about how to clean and polish your precious engagement rings, ask your trusted jeweler.

 If you are the proud owner of an alternative Nexus Diamond (tm) engagement or wedding band, our staff will be happy to assist you with questions about your engagement ring. This includes maintenance and helpful advice for keeping your ring in its best condition.

 Cleaning Your Engagement Ring At Home

 Our hands are used in many different ways every day. As a result, it is only natural that the engagement rings we wear will be exposed to dirt and grime. It's important to remove your engagement ring when you are doing activities that involve harsh chemicals, like gardening, working out or cleaning dishes. But it's also normal for the ring to collect dirt, body oil and dust from everyday wear. While some experts recommend having your fine jewelry cleaned by a professional, you can also use certain techniques at home to maintain the luster of your engagement ring. Remember to never use sharp items to remove residue or debris from the setting. You could damage the metal or loosen your stone.

 Follow these simple tips to transform your engagement ring from 'blah' to bling: Here are some simple tips that will turn your engagement ring from "blah" to "bling".

 You'll Need:

 Small bowl

 Lukewarm water

 Mild liquid soap detergent (such as Dawn dishwashing detergent)

 Soft-bristle tooth brush

 Soft lintfree cloth

 Fill a bowl with warm tap water, and then add a couple of drops of liquid dishwashing soap. The amount of time you soak your ring will depend on how dirty it is. A few minutes should be enough. You can use a dampened soft toothbrush to gently scrub your ring. Concentrate on the areas that are soiled. Under lukewarm, running water, rinse the engagement ring. If necessary repeat this process. Dry the ring with a soft, lintless, clean, cloth.

 As a helpful tip, when rinsing your ring off make sure that the drain is shut to prevent losing it down the sink drain. To add an extra layer to safety, cover the bottom part of the sink using a washcloth. To keep the ring safe while rinsing, you can place it in a fine mesh strainer.

 Consider using a Waterpik, or any other dental irrigation device, to clean away the remaining dirt and gunk.