Below are some questions about jewelry and questions are always asked if someone shopping for jewelry ...

What is the best way to Clean My Jewelry?

If you properly care for your jewelry, it can keep looking new. Remove your jewelry at night and put it in a safe place where different pieces do not rub against each other. Also avoid contact of your jewelry with substances such as perfume, bleach, cosmetics, soap, hairspray, etc. to clean gold jewelry in a bowl of water with a mild liquid detergent. Use a soft brush to Lathers around the jewelry. Rinse the piece off - not the drain in a metal or plastic screen. Dry your jewelry with a soft, lint-free cloth. More guidelines for cleaning your jewelry can be found in our jewelry care section.

What Points Stand Out in quality jewelry?

Unique care required by some gems, but there are some basic guidelines and finely crafted jewelry in common, whatever the production method used to produce them. The jewelry may not pits, bumps, scratches or holes. All parts of the jewelry have a smooth finish. If the surface of the jewelry is supposed to be brushed or matte finish should be smooth and uniform. The shine is like a mirror on any surface like polished.

What makes White Gold White and what is it?

100% pure gold is too soft for use in jewelry, so it is usually mixed with other metals or "alloyed" too difficult. White gold is produced from the mixing of gold, copper, palladium and zinc. Different shades of yellow gold can be made by mixing gold, silver, copper, zinc and small quantities.

Why jewelry almost same as that vary with the price?

Different functions can affect the value of gold jewelry. One-of-a-kind designer jewelry can be expensive. Different finishes can affect the value, such as matte or sandblasted. Heavier pieces may cost more than lighter, as gold is often sold by weight.

Why 14K Gold Jewelry value of less than 18K Gold Jewelry?

Simply put, 14K gold is pure 18 carat gold. Gold purity is measured in Karats, 24 Karats is pure gold. 18 carat gold is 75% pure - the rest is made of alloys, 14 karat gold is 58% pure, etc.

Where to Buy 9 Karat jewelry?

Most jewelry stores do not offer 9 carat jewelry, because they are not entirely the U.S. Government Gold standards. More specifically, U.S. standards require that no less than 10 karat jewelry is imported and sold in the U.S. All jewelry 9 Carat or less is no longer recognized by the U.S. as solid gold.