Jewelry Care & Maintenance
At Kermis Luxury, every piece of jewelry is crafted with premium materials, including 925 Sterling Silver and VVS Moissanite, and designed to deliver lasting brilliance and style. Proper jewelry care helps preserve the shine of your silver, the sparkle of your moissanite, and the overall beauty of your piece.
Whether you own a moissanite chain, Cuban link, tennis chain, bracelet, pendant, or watch, following a few simple maintenance practices can keep your jewelry looking its best.
How to Clean Moissanite Jewelry
Moissanite is known for its brilliance and durability, but like any gemstone, it can accumulate oils, dust, lotion, and other residue through everyday wear.
To clean your Kermis Luxury moissanite jewelry:
Step 1: Prepare a Gentle Cleaning Solution
Use lukewarm water with a small amount of mild, non-abrasive soap. Avoid strong chemical cleaners, bleach, chlorine, or abrasive solutions.
Step 2: Gently Clean the Jewelry
Place the jewelry in the solution for a short period and gently clean it with a very soft brush if necessary. Pay particular attention to areas around the stone settings where oils and residue can accumulate.
Step 3: Rinse Carefully
Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove soap residue. Make sure the drain is protected or use a bowl rather than cleaning directly over an open sink.
Step 4: Dry Completely
Pat the jewelry dry using a soft, lint-free cloth. Allow it to dry completely before storing it.
Step 5: Restore the Shine
Once completely dry, gently polish the metal using a clean microfiber or jewelry polishing cloth. Avoid aggressive rubbing around delicate stone settings.
How to prevent your Moissanite jewelry from becoming cloudy?
Moissanite is known for its exceptional brilliance and sparkle, but everyday oils, dust, lotions, and residue can build up on the surface and make the stones appear dull or cloudy. With proper care and regular maintenance, you can help keep your moissanite jewelry looking bright and brilliant.
Keep Your Hygiene
Make it a habit to shower before putting on jewelry. Clean hands and skin can help reduce the amount of oil, sweat, and residue transferred onto your jewelry. Avoid applying excessive lotions, creams, or oils directly before putting on your jewelry.
Wear Clean Clothes
Clean clothing helps reduce the transfer of dust, fibers, oils, and other residue onto your jewelry. Be especially careful with rough or heavily textured fabrics that can catch on chains, settings, and prongs.
Store Your Jewelry in a Jewelry Box
When you are not wearing your jewelry, store it in a soft-lined jewelry box or protective jewelry pouch. Keep individual pieces separated to prevent chains and other jewelry from rubbing against each other.
Let a Professional Polish Your Jewelry
A qualified jeweler can safely inspect the stones, settings, clasps, and metal while cleaning the piece using appropriate techniques. If your jewelry becomes cloudy or loses its brilliance over time, contact your nearest jeweler. Professional cleaning and polishing can help restore its appearance.
Prevent these to avoid damaging your jewelry
Proper care is essential to preserve your jewelry’s shine, brilliance, and finish. Whether you own moissanite jewelry, 925 Sterling Silver chains, bracelets, pendants, or watches, following these simple precautions can help prevent unnecessary damage and maintain their appearance.
Use a Jewelry Cleaning Kit
Use a jewelry-safe cleaning kit designed for the type of metal and gemstones in your piece. Avoid rough brushes, abrasive materials, or strong household cleaners.
Avoid Exposure to Chemicals
Keep your jewelry away from perfume, cologne, lotions, hairspray, chlorine, bleach, and household cleaning products. These substances can affect sterling silver and plated finishes and may leave residue on moissanite stones.
Clean Your Jewelry Regularly
We recommend gently wiping your jewelry with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove dust, moisture, and surface residue while helping maintain its shine.
Store Jewelry in a Dry Place
When you're not wearing your jewelry, store it in a dry, protected jewelry box or soft pouch. Avoid storing jewelry in damp or humid areas such as bathrooms.