Keeping your Hawaiian jewelry sparkling like new means you have to take good care of it. Here are some tips from My Hawaiian Jewelry.com to care for your gold and silver jewelry and your diamonds and
December 28, 2005 (Press Release) --
Hawaiian jewelry is incomparable in its beauty and allure. However, to ensure that your jewelry always maintains its shine and luster it is essential that you care for it properly. “Most women are more than happy to buy Hawaiian jewelry. However, you can truly tell when a woman loves her trinkets when every ornament that she wears sparkles as new. It is important to keep your jewelry in good condition to maintain its value,” says Yoshi, CEO - My Hawaiian Jewelry.
Here are some tips offered by My Hawaiian Jewelry on how to care for your jewelry.
Caring for your gold Hawaiian jewelry:
 Gold is an extremely popular metal used in traditional Hawaiian jewelry but it is a soft metal that can be scratched easily. Thus, when cleaning your gold Hawaiian jewelry use a soft cloth.
 Use lukewarm soapy water. Keep it away from all chemicals including ammonia, toothpastes and dishwashing detergents.
 Chlorine is extremely detrimental to gold so ensure that you take off all your gold Hawaiian jewelry when in the pool or Jacuzzi.
Caring for your pearls:
 Pearls are more delicate than any other precious metals and gemstones. Always put on your pearl jewelry after your makeup, perfumes and hair spray.
 When you remove your pearls wipe with a soft, moist cloth. Never use any chemicals.
 Store your pearls in a velvet or satin lined box and separate from other jewels that could scratch the surface of the pearls.
 The best way to keep your pearls looking lustrous is to wear them!
Caring for your silver jewelry:
 Silver jewelry can tarnish easily so requires higher maintenance than gold. It is advisable to polish the lush patina of silver regularly before it gets tarnished. Prevention is much easier than cure after all.
 Silver jewelry is best cleaned with mild soapy water. Let the water bead up on the jewelry and then pat it dry with a soft cloth.
 You can also use special solutions created for cleansing silver. Ask your jeweler for a good recommendation.
 Do not use tissue paper or towels to rub silver. The fibers in these products can scratch the surface easily.
Caring for your diamonds:
 In addition to all the regular jewelry caring tips, remember that diamonds should never be stored with any other jewelry. Diamonds are the hardest stone that exist and can easily damage your jewelry and gems.
 Also, diamonds can sometimes become loose in their setting. Take the jewelry to a reputed jeweler immediately and have it reset unless you want to risk loosing the diamond altogether.
Traveling with your Hawaiian jewelry:
 When traveling with your Hawaiian jewelry ensure that each piece of jewelry is stored separately wrapped in a soft piece of cloth. Do not throw your Hawaiian jewelry in with your other accessories or cosmetics. The jewelry is likely to be scratched or broken. You also get jewelry cases designed exactly for this purpose.
Thus, with proper care and maintenance your Hawaiian jewelry can maintain its brilliant luster and shine forever!
Here are some tips offered by My Hawaiian Jewelry on how to care for your jewelry.
Caring for your gold Hawaiian jewelry:
 Gold is an extremely popular metal used in traditional Hawaiian jewelry but it is a soft metal that can be scratched easily. Thus, when cleaning your gold Hawaiian jewelry use a soft cloth.
 Use lukewarm soapy water. Keep it away from all chemicals including ammonia, toothpastes and dishwashing detergents.
 Chlorine is extremely detrimental to gold so ensure that you take off all your gold Hawaiian jewelry when in the pool or Jacuzzi.
Caring for your pearls:
 Pearls are more delicate than any other precious metals and gemstones. Always put on your pearl jewelry after your makeup, perfumes and hair spray.
 When you remove your pearls wipe with a soft, moist cloth. Never use any chemicals.
 Store your pearls in a velvet or satin lined box and separate from other jewels that could scratch the surface of the pearls.
 The best way to keep your pearls looking lustrous is to wear them!
Caring for your silver jewelry:
 Silver jewelry can tarnish easily so requires higher maintenance than gold. It is advisable to polish the lush patina of silver regularly before it gets tarnished. Prevention is much easier than cure after all.
 Silver jewelry is best cleaned with mild soapy water. Let the water bead up on the jewelry and then pat it dry with a soft cloth.
 You can also use special solutions created for cleansing silver. Ask your jeweler for a good recommendation.
 Do not use tissue paper or towels to rub silver. The fibers in these products can scratch the surface easily.
Caring for your diamonds:
 In addition to all the regular jewelry caring tips, remember that diamonds should never be stored with any other jewelry. Diamonds are the hardest stone that exist and can easily damage your jewelry and gems.
 Also, diamonds can sometimes become loose in their setting. Take the jewelry to a reputed jeweler immediately and have it reset unless you want to risk loosing the diamond altogether.
Traveling with your Hawaiian jewelry:
 When traveling with your Hawaiian jewelry ensure that each piece of jewelry is stored separately wrapped in a soft piece of cloth. Do not throw your Hawaiian jewelry in with your other accessories or cosmetics. The jewelry is likely to be scratched or broken. You also get jewelry cases designed exactly for this purpose.
Thus, with proper care and maintenance your Hawaiian jewelry can maintain its brilliant luster and shine forever!
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