Just a few household items and a soft touch are all you need.

Most jewelry can be cleaned with mild dish soap, baking soda, and a soft cloth, avoiding harsh scrubbing. Use gentle, material-specific methods for silver, gold, pearls, gemstones, and costume pieces.

One of the most exhilarating aspects of a new piece of jewelry is how it gleans in the light. That sparkle you see every time you see the light catch on it just right is pretty thrilling. Yet, over ...

However you come upon a favorite piece, an inheritance, a gift, or a moment of discovery in a beloved shop, your jewelry is precious. Some pieces may see everyday wear, while others are reserved for ...

Want to learn how to do a DIY ring clean? Here, we ask jewelry pros to give us the inside scoop on how to clean a diamond ring at home.

YOUR PERSONALITY might not always sparkle—hey, we all have bad days!— but your fine jewelry should. Leigh Plessner, chief creative officer of Brooklyn-based jewelry store Catbird, knows it’s time to ...

Your jewelry gives your daily life a lot of sparkle, so it’s important to be nice to your bling. There are lots of ways to clean and polish diamond engagement rings, heirloom pearls and flea market ...

COVID-19 can live outside the body. Depending on the surface, it sometimes can stick around for days, researchers say. Some doctors have suggested not wearing jewelry to reduce the risk of possible ...

WRAL's Brian Shrader shows you what you need to know about cleaning jewelry during the coronavirus outbreak. WRAL's Brian Shrader shows you what you need to know about cleaning jewelry during the ...