An important yet often overlooked aspect to owning jewellery involves maintenance. After all, who would like to see their several thousand dollar investment go to shambles because they failed to apply some simple tips? Even though wholesale rings don't compare in cost to their real counterparts, it doesn't hurt to take some straightforward steps to protect your investment. Since these rings are only coated with a precious material, they are much more susceptible to wear and tear. But by no means does this mean you should handle them with extreme care. They can take some roughhousing, but only so much.

Many of us engage in physically strenuous activity on a regular basis. If you are about to go shovel holes for your new fence posts or are getting ready for a game of tennis, it's a wise decision to take your wholesale ring off. It can rub up against objects, substantially depleting the plating. Make sure you find an appropriate place to store it. Shoving it in your pocket where it can rub against your car keys and cell phone isn't exactly the safest choice. Store it in a empty pocket or in another safe location.

If you want your ring to maintain its stunning gloss, it will need to be cleaned regularly. Many retailers offer jewellery cleaning sets that are great for this purpose. Some of these kits may require that you dunk your wholesale rings into a cleaning solution. Others employ a different approach, allowing you to scrub the ring clean with a pretreated sheet. Test the cleaning product on an inconspicuous area of the ring first before going ahead and cleaning the entire piece. This will prevent any mishaps.

A number of wholesale rings are sold with cubic zirconia stones or other synthetic stones used to mimic diamonds. After some time, these can invariably become dislodged from the ring. Part of the maintenance procedure should include checking that these stones are well intact. If one is showing signs of structural weakness, it should be attended to immediately. You don't want to wait until you have actually lost the stone to get the problem taken care of. It might be possible to repair the ring yourself, using super glue on a hot glue gun. This can get messy, so you might be better off taking it to a professional. It if is beyond repair, you can luckily get a new one at an affordable price.