Wear and Tear
We value transparency at Allora Fine Jewelry.
We want you to know exactly what you are getting and what you will be expecting.
We want to provide this information for our first time jewelry buyers to our loyal, longtime clients.
White Gold
White gold does not tarnish, like silver often will. With time, white gold will become an off-color. In order to make white gold, yellow gold is used, which can create a slight yellowing color through normal wear and tear. To make it look new again, we recommend having your ring to being dipped in rhodium.
4 ways to keep your jewelry clean
For diamonds and gold, you can spray some light Windex onto your ring.
For diamonds and gold, set aside some mild soap and a toothbrush.
- a. Add mild soap.
- b. Use the soft bristle to clean in harder to reach areas, like under the ring.
- c. Plug your sing and then rinse the soap with water.
- d. Use a blow-dryer to wipe away/dry out the water spots.
- e. Tap the item into the napkin for any residue water.
Buy an ultrasound from Bed Bath and Beyond (we are not associated with bed bath and beyond).
We have had customers use this and have heard good reviews about it.
You can also purchase our jewelry cleaner or gold cleaning cloth. Our jewelry cleaner is a liquid specifically made to clean jewelry. Our cleaning cloth cleans and polishes the gold.