Crystal Care
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How to Clean Coral Jewelry Safely
Coral jewelry should be cleaned with a soft cloth and minimal moisture. Confirmed untreated precious coral may receive a brief…
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How to Clean Citrine Jewelry Safely
Citrine jewelry is safest when cleaned with lukewarm water, a small amount of mild soap, and a soft brush. Although…
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How to Clean Carnelian Jewelry Safely
Carnelian jewelry can usually be cleaned with lukewarm water, mild dish soap, and a soft brush or cloth. As a…
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How to Clean Aquamarine Jewelry Safely
Aquamarine jewelry can be cleaned safely with lukewarm water, mild dish soap, and a soft brush. Its 7.5-to-8 Mohs hardness…
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How to Clean Ammolite Jewelry Safely
Ammolite jewelry should normally be cleaned with a soft, slightly damp, non-abrasive cloth. Avoid soaking, hard brushing, steam, ultrasonic cleaners,…
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How to Clean Ametrine Jewelry Safely
Ametrine jewelry is best cleaned with lukewarm water, a small amount of mild soap, and a soft brush. Although ametrine…
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How to Clean Amethyst Jewelry Safely
Warm soapy water and a soft brush provide the safest routine for amethyst jewelry. The gem is durable enough for…
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How to Clean Amber Jewelry Safely
Amber needs gentler care than most mineral gemstones. The safest method uses lukewarm water, mild soap, minimal soaking, and a…
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How to Clean Alexandrite Jewelry Safely
Alexandrite is durable enough for regular jewelry wear, but the safest cleaning method remains simple: warm water, a small amount…
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How to Cleanse Sapphire: Methods and Meaning
The safest ways to cleanse and charge Sapphire are sound, intention, visualization, gentle breath, indirect moonlight, a written dedication, and…
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