A Little Knowledge About Jewelry Matching.

Spring is here, the weather is getting warmer, and it’s time to show your wrists and ankles again. Today we are here to share with you some tips on how to match your jewelry and jewelry care.


  • Fair skin

Fair-skinned people are not picky about jewelry, wearing gold jewelry feel noble and elegant; wearing rubies and sapphires set people white and transparent, gems are bright and generous; wearing a quartz watch is more understated and intellectual.

Recommended: gold, ruby, tourmaline, quartz watch

  • Yellowish skin

Asian women are generally yellow-skinned, but the right jewelry can turn them into icy beauties. The freshness of green jade and the sharpness of steel watches can make the skin look delicate and elegant, and reduce the sickly feeling of yellow skin.

Recommended: jade, emerald, steel watches

  • Dark skin

What? You said dark skin is not suitable for color? Actually, it is more beautiful to show your personality with bold colors than to desperately try to make your dark skin white.

If you want to go for conservative colors, topaz, golden green jade cat’s eye, and mid-tone jewelry can lighten your skin.

Of course diamonds are preferred, and who can resist the charm of diamonds?

Recommended: diamond, topaz, cat’s eye

Whenever you are happy to wear your beloved jewelry, have you ever thought about what kind of skin color you have, and jewelry to match? Do not be confused to wear jewelry!

Of course, it is important to match well, but the daily care of jewelry is also essential. Here I will share with you some jewelry care knowledge.


Jewelry care precautions

Cleaning jewelry with toothpaste?

There is a saying in jewelry circles that cleaning with toothpaste on a toothbrush will make jewelry look shiny and new. Cleaning jewelry is desirable, but using toothpaste is not ideal because toothpaste contains microscopic, highly abrasive granular substances of high hardness, which are very fine but have a hardness of six or seven degrees (almost the same as crystal).

Therefore, cleaning jewelry with toothpaste can damage the surface of stones that are less hard than crystal, especially pearls, gold and karat gold; pearls are absolutely avoided, and the most correct washing solution should be a diluted neutral active agent (e.g. salad detergent, baby shampoo). Occasionally, toothpaste can be used to clean silver jewelry when the surface is oxidized.

How often do you touch diamonds, tourmalines, etc.?

These jewels should be worn on the body is dazzling, but daily wear is not easy to maintain, many people see the diamond beautiful and charming, can not help but use their hands to touch its surface, this practice will actually affect the diamond luster and brightness.

The human body excretes sweat and oil on the surface of the skin from time to time, and the hands are the easiest part of the body to touch, so the oil on the skin is often stained on the surface of the hands, and when touching these stones with the hands, the oil on the hands will easily stay on them, affecting the luster and brightness of the stones. Diamonds, in particular, are oleophilic and are prone to oil contamination, which greatly affects their luster. However, jadeite and other nephrite stones belong to the aggregate structure, and touching them often makes the jade more moist and lovely.

The next issue will continue to answer the questions about cleaning pearls with tap water and other mistakes we often make habitually.

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