The diamond that you purchased is a very high valued product, which you can enjoy all your life. In order for the diamond that you purchased, will keep its sparkle brilliance and fire, you'll need to maintain it properly.

Here are few simple diamond care steps to help you preserve your diamond in its original condition:

Use
Diamond is the strongest substance in nature and can only be scratched by another diamond, however a powerful stroke from a hard substance can cause a crack or fracture in the diamond. It is therefore important to take off any diamond jewelry when taking part in a physical action that can harm the diamond in any way.

Storage
When you are not wearing your diamond jewelry, it is recommended to rap it with a soft piece of cloth and store it separately from other diamond jewelry, because the diamonds can touch each other and scratch one another.

Cleaning
One of the most special and beautiful qualities of a diamond is its ability to sparkle in an extraordinary way of brilliance and fire. Over time, the diamond gets dirty from various elements such as dust and grease, detracting from its sparkle. To prevent this from happening, it is important to clean your diamond from time to time according to one of the following:
A
Fill a bowl in warm water. Add a soft detergent that does not contain chlorine.
Dip your jewelry in the water and scrub it with a toothbrush.
Finally, dry it with a soft piece of cloth.
B
Soak your diamond jewelry for a few minutes in a bowl containing ammonia and water in a 1 to 5 ratio accordingly (1-ammonia / 5-water). Scrub it with a toothbrush, wash it with clean water and dry it with a soft piece of cloth.

These actions will bring your diamond's brilliance and fire back to life and will look like new!

Remember, diamond care is very important. It is recommended to check your diamond jewelry once a year with a diamond jewelry expert and ask him to clean it thoroughly and in a professional way.
Also it is important to ensure to that the diamond is checked that it is well mounted into jewelry to prevent it from falling.