NYCWD sends our congratulations to Jo on his magnificent proposal. We hope you both enjoy your spectacular Diamond Engagement Ring in happiness, success and good health together always

I am thrilled to make our first NYCDiamondBlog.com post since Covid hit us all. It has been quite a challenge, but I am sure we will be stronger with an even more incredible appreciation for life when we soon get to the other side

The best way to get things started again here is to reprint my most published article. Enjoy, and know I am always here for you all at KS@NYCWD.com and (212)719-2214 our direct line for 32 years!

The most effective method of keeping your diamond engagement ring sparkling clean may sound odd at first. Just place your ring, or other diamond jewelry in a boiling pot of water, adding 5 to 10% ammonia for five to ten minutes. Always let the water cool before removing the ring. Then place the ring in a cup of cool water for another ten to twenty minutes. This allows any remaining ammonia to diffuse off the ring eliminating the possibility of a film. Just wipe the base of your ring dry with a napkin, or paper towel and once again enjoy its beauty!

An alternative, although less effective method is to just drop your ring in an ammonia jewelry cleaning solution overnight. In the morning, take the ring from the solution and use a soft, clean toothbrush to brush it in order to remove leftover dirt accumulated over the week. One should be careful while scrubbing the fragile settings of the stones with a toothbrush; diamonds always love the soft touch. Afterwards, wash the stones with water (or let them sit in a cup of cool water for 20 minutes) and wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth.

Harsh cleaning solutions can damage your diamonds. Strictly avoid contact with chlorine or abrasives when cleaning diamonds, especially those that are set. The metals often used in diamond settings will be eroded by these harmful cleaning agents, and the prongs may come loose. Some of them are strong enough to even  dissolve the metal completely, and your jewelry is ruined.

Many scientifically advanced jewelers use ultrasonic cleaners to remove dirt and grime that have collected on diamonds. The machine sends high-frequency sonic waves through a detergent solution which causes the fluid to vibrate to remove the encrustations. Amateurs can buy these machines too, but its best used by a professional jeweler since the sound  waves can also shake the diamonds loose from their setting, especially if the work is delicate and fragile.

My Very Best,

Keith

Our 3 Tennis Bracelet Settings up close.

From Left to Right: Circle base, Standard, Half Bezel

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So many clients come into our office and really have no idea what their significant other’s dream ring is. Here at NYCWD, we have the perfect solution. Propose with our most basic solitaire setting with a promise to create her dream ring! NYCWD will give you back 100% the price of the basic solitaire ring to be applied toward her new, custom dream setting!

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It is a true honor and to be celebrating our 32nd year here in the famed New York Diamond District!  We would like to take the opportunity to thank you all, our treasured clients. Without you this would not be possible. Your loyalty, referrals, reviews, thank you notes, Instagram and Facebook likes, we appreciate every single one.so very much!

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Congratulations to this NYCWD couple Caila and John!

Wishing you two all the happiness!