Jewelry Cloth Cleaner
When you buy jewelry, any jewelry, from the most expensive fine
jewelry to inexpensive costume jewelry, you buy it because it is
beautiful. The gleam of the metal and the shine or luster and fire of
the gems appeal to your aesthetic sense of beauty, based on what you can
afford. The better the jewelry, the longer you want to wear it, perhaps
even for rest of your life, and the longer you want it to have that
like new glow, although some metals and finishes attain a warm patina
with wear. What you don't want, however, is scratched or gouged settings
and dull gems. Accidents can happen, but all too often the jewelry is
damaged by carelessness or not taking the few moments necessary to tend
to the jewelry.Keep in mind that the harder the gem and the higher it is on the Mohs
scale of hardness, the more durable it generally is. At time, a hard
gem with high or distinct cleavage is apt to be fragile and may break or
cleave if it is struck at the right angle. Hardness therefore is not
synonymous with toughness. A tough gem may be soft enough to be more
easily scratched but it is less apt to break or shatter. These
characteristics have pertinence in wearing, cleaning, and storing
jewelry, and in remodeling.
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