• Don't wear your diamond when you're playing sports or doing rough work.
• Don't let your diamond come in contact with strong chlorine bleach. It won't hurt the diamond, but it can pit or discolor the mounting.
• Don't jumble your diamond pieces in a jewel case. They can scratch other jewelry and each other. Place them in a small plastic bag, a pouch or wrap in tissue paper.
• Do see your jeweler at least once a year to have your precious jewelry checked for loose prongs and any signs of wear. S/he will usually give them a professional "shine up" at the same time.  

Cleaning Your Diamonds   Diamonds get smudged, soiled and dusty. Lotions, powders, soaps, even natural skin oils, put a film on diamonds (especially at the back), making them look somewhat dull and lifeless. Here are four ways to clean your diamonds and keep them their brilliant best:

• Detergent Bath - Prepare a small bowl of lukewarm suds using any mild liquid detergent and water. Brush the pieces with an eyebrow brush or soft toothbrush while they are in the suds, then rinse them under running water. Pat dry with a soft lint less cloth.
• Cold Water Soak - Make a half-and-half solution of cold water and household ammonia in a cup. Soak the diamond pieces 30 minutes. Gently brush with an old soft toothbrush and swish in the solution once more. Rinse and dry as mentioned before.
• Quick-Dip Method - Buy one of the brand name liquid jewelry cleaners with its kit, choosing the kind most useful to you. Read the label and follow its instructions. Don't touch your clean diamonds with your fingers. Handle jewelry by its edges.
• Ultrasonic Cleaner - This is a small machine consisting of a cup which you fill with water and mild detergent. When turned on, a high-frequency turbulence creates the cleaning action. Read the instructions for the machine very carefully before use.

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