Bridal jewellery is something that adds real charm to a bride’s D-Day look. To make it even more special and memorable brides nowadays are ditching artificial jewellery and opting for family heirloom jewellery. Such pieces not only look regal but they also have a touch of emotion to them as they belong to our mothers as well as grandmothers.

 

Family heirlooms that have been handed down from generation to generation are worth not just a lot of money but also plenty of sentimental value. No matter what type of jewellery, it is your responsibility to safeguard it and maintain it as it is so that you can pass it down to further generations. Heirloom jewellery evokes nostalgia and a sense of familial pride, so it is also important to maintain them properly. With the right care and maintenance, a family heirloom jewellery can last you for decades and can become one of the most significant items you own.

 

Heirloom jewellery is typically passed down through generations, and it’s important to take care of these pieces so that they can be enjoyed by future generations as well. Here are some tips for maintaining and caring for your heirloom jewellery:

 

 

Store your jewellery properly

 

Keep your heirloom jewellery in a dry and cool place. Avoid storing it in direct sunlight, which can cause fading or discolouration. You can also store your jewellery in an airtight container or a jewellery box with anti-tarnish properties.

 

 

Clean your jewellery regularly

 

Dirt and oils from your skin can accumulate on your jewellery, which can cause it to look dull and dirty. You can clean your jewellery using a soft-bristled brush and a mild cleaning solution, such as dish soap and water. Make sure to dry your jewellery thoroughly after cleaning.

 

 

Avoid wearing your jewellery during physical activities

 

Heirloom jewellery is often delicate and can be easily damaged during physical activities such as exercise, sports, or household chores. Remove your jewellery before engaging in these activities to prevent damage.

 

 

Have your jewellery inspected by a professional

 

It’s a good idea to have your heirloom jewellery inspected by a professional jeweller every year or two to check for any damage or loose stones. A jeweller can also clean your jewellery using professional-grade cleaning solutions.

 

 

Avoid exposing your jewellery to harsh chemicals

 

Chemicals such as perfume, hairspray, and cleaning products can damage your jewellery. Avoid wearing your jewellery while using these products, and be sure to remove your jewellery before swimming in chlorinated water.

 

By following these tips, you can keep your heirloom jewellery in great condition and ensure that it can be enjoyed by future generations.