A well-made ring will last decades. Most damage we see is avoidable.

Take it off for…

Weightlifting, gardening, dishwashing with harsh detergents, applying hand cream, swimming in chlorinated pools. Soap builds up a film that makes diamonds look dull — that is 90% of "my diamond looks dead" complaints.

Clean it at home

Warm water + a drop of mild dish soap + a soft toothbrush, once a week. Rinse, pat dry. No ultrasonic unless we have told you your stone can handle it (opal, pearl, emerald cannot).

Check the prongs

Once a year, look at the center stone under a strong light. If a prong looks bent or the stone tilts, send it back — retipping is cheap, losing a stone is not.

Insurance

Tell your home insurance company. A $4,000 ring costs almost nothing to schedule, and it is the difference between grief and a replacement if it leaves your finger at a hotel.

Related Articles

The International Gem Society moissanite guide explains how moissanite performs in daily wear compared with diamond.

Authoritative References

For buyers who need to verify the technical and regulatory basis of this guide, the following independent institutions publish authoritative reference data:

Frequently Asked Questions

What ring sizes can you supply in bulk?

US sizes 5–12 including half sizes. Send a size breakdown with your order and we cast to that curve; comfort-fit inner bands reduce resize requests.

Can I order a mixed size run instead of one size?

Yes. Mixed runs are standard for wholesale: specify quantity per size and we pack and label by size at no extra labor cost.

What is the MOQ for custom ring designs?

50 pieces per design for existing molds; 100–300 pieces when a new mold or CAD model is required.

How should I price rings for retail margin?

Most partners use a 3–4x markup on FOB cost for sterling and 2.5–3x for moissanite solos, which keeps landed cost under 30% of retail.

Related reading: Ring Care 101: Daily Maintenance for Your Precious Rings, Common Ring Sizing Problems and Why a Ring Goes on but Does Not Stay O, When to Resize a Ring.