How to maintain a platinum ring? Simplicity, naturalness and decorativeness have become the theme style and development trend of platinum jewelry today. As platinum rings enter the homes of ordinary people, their maintenance has become a matter of great concern to people. I Love Diamonds teaches you how to maintain platinum.
Platinum is a chemical element with stable chemical properties. Pure platinum jewelry will not be corroded or discolored in normal life, even in an environment with acid vapor. Moreover, platinum jewelry is relatively hard, twice that of gold, but when wearing platinum jewelry, you should still pay attention to the following issues:
First, do not put diamond jewelry in a drawer or jewelry box with other jewelry, because diamonds will scratch other jewelry when rubbing.
Second, in daily life, do not wear platinum rings and gold rings on adjacent fingers, because the gold powder rubbed off will adhere to the surface of platinum, causing the platinum ring to turn yellow locally.
Third, the chemical properties of palladium are not as stable as platinum, and it is easier to oxidize. When wearing low-platinum jewelry with a high palladium content (containing less than 75% platinum), it is best not to come into direct contact with acids and various cosmetics frequently. Once in contact, rinse with clean water immediately to prevent discoloration.
Fourth, to avoid deformation of platinum rings, it is best not to wear them when carrying heavy objects. When you do housework, do not let the diamonds you wear get stained with oil or bleach, as oil will affect the luster of diamond jewelry; bleach will cause spots on the metal.
Fifth, if platinum jewelry is worn for a long time, the surface becomes dark or partially discolored, you can polish it yourself. The specific method is: squeeze toothpaste on a towel, hold the platinum jewelry with your hand and rub it back and forth, rub off the fine lines and dirt on the surface, wash it with diluted detergent, and then rinse it with clean water, and the color will be restored.
