Care Guide

Cubic zirconia jewelry is loved for its bright, diamond-like sparkle. Over time, however, the stones and metal surface can look less radiant. In most cases, this does not mean the jewelry has lost its quality. Oil from the skin, perfume, sunscreen, cosmetics, dust, and everyday residue can settle around the stones and make the surface appear cloudy.

A Gentle Cleaning Routine

For regular care, start with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Gently wipe the stones, metal surfaces, chain, clasp, and setting after wearing. This simple step removes surface oils before they build up.

If a deeper clean is needed, use a barely damp soft cloth and lukewarm water. Wipe gently, then dry the jewelry completely with a clean cloth. Do not soak the piece, scrub aggressively, or use abrasive materials. Take extra care around micro-prong settings, chain links, and delicate details.

What to Avoid

Remove jewelry before swimming, showering, bathing, exercising, or sleeping.

Keep it away from perfume, sunscreen, cosmetics, household cleaners, and disinfectants.

Do not clean it with alcohol, disinfectant, abrasive polish, or an ultrasonic cleaner.

Water, sweat, chemicals, and repeated friction may gradually affect the plating and surface finish. Ultrasonic cleaning can also create unnecessary vibration around stone settings, so it is best avoided unless a qualified professional confirms that it is suitable for the specific piece.

Store Jewelry the Right Way

Before storage, wipe the jewelry gently and make sure it is completely dry. Store each piece separately in a clean pouch, jewelry box, or the sealed Deshani gift box. Separate storage helps prevent chains from tangling and keeps stones and plated surfaces from rubbing against other pieces.

With a few consistent habits, your cubic zirconia jewelry can keep its clarity, sparkle, and polished appearance for many occasions.

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