QNET Jewellery Care Guide
Thoughtful care to preserve the beauty of your jewellery over time.
Bernhard H. Mayer jewellery is expertly crafted to be worn, enjoyed, and treasured over time.
Proper daily care helps maintain its finish, brilliance, and condition.
How to Care for Your QNET Jewellery
Everyday Wear & Protection
Put on jewellery last. Remove during sports, sleep, or heavy activity, and avoid impact, friction and contact with chemicals and cosmetics.
Cleaning & Maintenance
Wipe with a soft cloth and use mild soap only when needed, then dry thoroughly. Check settings periodically.
Storage & Safekeeping
Store pieces separately in soft pouches or lined boxes, away from heat, humidity, and direct sunlight.
Caring for Different Types of Jewellery
18K Gold and Platinum Jewellery
- Take note: Gold and platinum are durable but prone to surface scratches over time
- Clean gently with mild soap and warm water
- Avoid abrasive cleaners or polishing cloths not meant for fine jewellery
Gold-Plated & Rhodium-Plated Jewellery
- Keep in mind: Plating may wear with frequent use or friction
- Avoid water, moisture, and chemicals
- Clean gently and sparingly using a soft, dry cloth
Diamonds
- Important: Diamonds are hard but attract oils and residue
- Clean regularly to maintain brilliance
- Store separately to prevent scratching other jewellery
Pearls
- Important: Pearls are soft and sensitive to chemicals, heat, and dryness
- Always put on last and remove first
- Wipe gently after wear and store in a soft pouch
Tanzanite
- This is a softer gemstone that requires extra care
- Avoid impact, heat, and sudden temperature changes
- Clean gently with mild soap and lukewarm water only
- Do not use ultrasonic or steam cleaning
Coloured Gemstones
- Put on gemstones after applying perfume, lotion, and makeup
- Avoid heat, chemicals, and sudden temperature changes
- Clean gently and avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaning unless professionally advised
- Store separately to prevent scratching or chipping
When To Get Professional Care
Here’s when to send your jewellery to an expert
Loose stones or settings
Broken chain and structural damage
Significant discolouration or buildup
