DARA KAYE JEWELRY CARE

Follow these care tips closely:

• Remove before exercising, swimming, bathing and sleeping. 
• Limit your jewelry’s exposure to extreme temperatures, perfumes and cosmetics.
• Avoid contact with harsh chemicals or household cleaning products. 
• Keep your jewelry away from perfumes, lotions, skincare products, cosmetics and chemicals which can damage the gold or cloud diamonds.
• Store flat in a safe, cool  and dry environment, each piece separated from others to avoid scratches.
• Clean lab grown diamonds with care using warm water, a drop of dish soap, and a soft bristle. Rinse with cold water. Do not use steam cleaners, harsh chemical cleaners or ultrasonic cleaners with colored stones.

LAB GROWN EMERALD CARE

To keep your lab-grown emeralds in pristine condition, follow these care tips closely:

• Avoid exposing your emeralds to harsh chemicals, including household cleaners, lotions and perfumes, as these substances can damage the stone’s surface and color.
• Limit their exposure to heat and extreme temperatures, as sudden changes can potentially affect the gemstone.
• For regular cleaning, use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe away surface dust and oils.
• Steer clear of ultrasonic cleaners or steam cleaners, as these can cause damage.
• Avoid harsh detergents that may remove oils from the stone and change the structure or color of the stone.
• Please never shower, swim or bathe with your lab grown emeralds and certainly avoid chlorine. Never soak it in any liquids.
• When not wearing your emeralds, store them in a separate, soft pouch or a jewelry box with individual compartments to prevent scratches from contact with other pieces.
• Keep them out of direct sunlight for extended periods, as this can cause potential fading or discoloration.
• Do not exercise in your colored stone jewelry, especially lab grown and mined emeralds to avoid scratches or cracks.
• Please remember to treat your lab grown emeralds gently and carefully as they are a softer stone and exposing to extreme heat, light and liquids can damage the stone.