Gold Jewelry |
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Fine Jewelry & Cleaning With Machines |
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10kt-22kt Bracelets, Earrings, Chains and Rings. |
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Home jewelry cleaning
machines & ultrasonic jewelry cleaners. |
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DON'TS |
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DO'S |
DON'TS |
| Use gem & jewelry cleaner to break down soap and hand
lotion deposits. Use a gold care cloth or jewelry cloth to polish gold
jewelry to its original brilliance. |
Avoid wearing gold when using household cleaners.
Some cleaners may discolor, damage or cause a film to form on gold and
dull the appearance. Avoid ammonia, chlorine & other toxic
substances.
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Diamonds, Precious & Semiprecious Gem Jewelry
Use gem & jewelry cleaner to maximize cleaning with two speed turbulent
cleaning action. |
Don't forget to have a jeweler inspect your jewelry
every six months. Periodic inspections and professional steam cleaning
of your jewelry is recommended for keeping it properly maintained. |
Store gold jewelry separately in jewelry boxes or
pouches when not being worn. Store gold chains flat or hang to prevent
knotting and tangling.
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Avoid storing gold together with other fine jewelry, as
the gems may scratch or damage gold jewelry.
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Pearl and Delicate Gem Jewelry
Use Blitz delicate gem cleaner to safely maximize cleaning. Remember that pearls contain oils and minerals that can be harmed by regular jewelry cleaners. |
Avoid cleaning delicate gems & pearls in professional
ultrasonic jewelry cleaning machines as this may permanently damage the stones. |
Visit your jeweler for
repairs, such as broken or kinked chains, worn or damaged gold and to
buff out heavily scratched items.
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Avoid wearing gold to bed or
when involved in sporting activities, as this may cause kinking,
scratching and breaking.
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Gold Rings, Earrings, Necklaces and
Bracelets.
Try an ultrasonic machine for professional results!
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Don't heavily polish or scrape pearls and soft stones! |
| Use polishing cloths to clean gold or silver. Be careful not to use toxic products. All of Blitz's products are non-toxic. |
Try not to use homemade jewelry cleaners. They can and often do contain harmful ingredients, such as ammonia, which is bad for your jewelry and your health! |
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Pearls & Delicate Gems |
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Diamonds, Precious & Semiprecious
Gems |
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Pearls, Opals, Emeralds, Onyx and other soft porous
stones |
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Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires, Aquamarine,
Amethyst, Garnet, Topaz, etc. |
| DO'S |
DON'TS |
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DO'S |
DON'TS |
Use a delicate gem cleaner to restore the original
luster to your delicate gems and pearls.
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Avoid wearing jewelry when using household cleaners.
Some cleaners may damage pearls & delicate gems, pit &
discolor mountings and settings. Avoid ammonia & chlorine. Clean
Pearls separately.
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Use gem & jewelry cleaner to restore the original
luster to your gems, diamonds and some non-porous stones.. |
Avoid wearing jewelry when using household
cleaners. Some cleaners may damage or discolor mountings and settings.
Avoid ammonia and chlorine. |
Store delicate fine jewelry and pearls
separately in jewelry boxes or pouches when not being worn.
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Avoid wearing delicate gems and
pearls when applying cosmetics, hair spray, perfumes or colognes. Avoid
extreme heat exposure. |
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Store fine pieces separately in jewelry boxes or pouches when not being
worn. |
Avoid wearing jewelry when doing rough work. Gems can chip and mounting
can be damaged. |
| Visit your jeweler every six months to have your
jewelry inspected for loose prongs, worn settings and deteriorated pearl
strings. |
Visit your jeweler every six months to have your
jewelry inspected for loose prongs and worn settings. |
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Use a Blitz cloth for cleaning the surrounding precious metals. |
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