Your lovers rings is likely one of your most valuable possessions. Not only was the engagement ring expensive, but it also represents a sentiment that is irreplaceable.

couples jewelry are certainly a precious piece of jewelry. But if this is your first time wearing fine diamond-like jewelry, you may have questions about how to properly care for it. The good news - you aren't alone. Proper care is key to maintaining the beauty and longevity of your rings. It will prevent any damage or loss.

 Your couples necklaces - How to care for it

 This complete engagement-ring care guide will inform you of the necessary steps you must take to maintain your ring's shine, no matter its style. It can be a classic style or a more unique one. Our tips and tricks will make your diamonds or diamond alternatives shine, so that you are always proud to look down at it.

 Get Insurance

 As soon as possible, and preferably even before leaving the jeweler, you should insure your engagement ring. You will most likely be able add the ring on to your current homeowners or renters policies with a riders that includes an evaluation of all the features of the ring. This document comes directly from the jeweler. It will be more detailed than the original purchase receipt.

 Too often the ring has been purchased, taken home, and then never used in a wedding proposal. During this time the ring can be damaged or stolen. Send the necessary documentation immediately to your insurance company to have the ring added. If, for whatever reason, the ring cannot be added to your homeowners' or renters’ insurance policy, it is possible to take out a policy specifically to cover this ring.

 Keep it Clean

 As you wear the ring in your daily life, dirt can stick to the diamond. It may also lodge into the setting. These residues block the interaction between light and the stone. If you don't clean your ring regularly, it is pointless to invest in a well-cut diamond or simulated laboratory diamond. This simple cleaning process can be performed in just minutes. How to clean the engagement ring in your home

 Fill a bowl with lukewarm, filtered water. Add a single drop of dish detergent. Stir the water, dish soap, and your finger together. Don't use bleach, a cleaner containing chlorine or other abrasive substances as they can damage your precious metals or finish.

 Put the ring into the soapy water. Let it soak there for around 10 minutes. This will loosen up any dirt.

 Remove the ring. Clean it gently using a soft-bristled brush like a toothbrush, paying special attention to its edges and all of its sides.

 Continue this process of soaking the ring and then brushing it a few times until all residue is gone.

 Then, wash your ring over a drain plugged with a clean stream of water.

 If you have a ring that is not lint-free, use a hairdryer or a cloth without lint. It is acceptable to allow your ring ring to dry on its own, however, water stains will appear. These are not harmful but may reduce the appearance of the ring.

 The daily use of your engagement rings will determine how frequently you need to clean it. Cleaning your engagement ring four times a week is recommended to keep it looking its best. If you do not feel comfortable cleaning your ring by yourself, or simply don't want to, many jewelers can do the job for you within minutes, and at no charge.

 Check it Out

 A professional check of your ring is recommended at least one time per year. This will enable a professional to check your ring for any damage and make sure that it is in good condition. These appointments typically include a check of the prongs to ensure that your engagement ring is still in good condition. The metals themselves will also need special care in order to maintain their shine and smoothness. The polishing of platinum and yellow metals is required, while the rhodium treatment of white gold every few year will help to preserve its color. Many jewelers provide these services for a nominal fee or for free.

 Diamond Nexus guarantees every stone it sells as an alternative to diamonds. It ensures they will keep their perfect diamond rating and never crack, chip, or discolor. In the event that it does happen, we will replace it at no cost, for life. Each engagement ring comes with the Everything's Covered Plan. This covers the entire ring for a period of up to a year after purchase. This includes lost stone, metalwork, and repairs to loose stones.

 It is recommended that this be checked by a jeweler. However if your ring features a classic setting, like a solitaire in platinum, it might not be as necessary as long you keep your eye on the ring. It is enough to look over the ring and take note of any irregularities on the prongs. This will help maintain the safety for your diamond. If you find that one of the prongs on your ring is shorter, bring it in to have it adjusted by a jeweler. If you want to test this, place the ring in between your two fingers and shake it. If your ring makes any kind of sound, you should have the setting tightened.

 Avoid Resizing

 If your ring feels loose or tight, it may be tempting to ask your jeweler about a resizing. There are many reasons your ring could feel too small. Your ring's fit can be affected by the weather, temperature fluctuations, weight fluctuation, and even traveling. The size of your ring may need to be adjusted if it is constantly tight or loosened.