Overcleaning diamonds could result in inadvertent scratches either to the stone or to the surrounding metal. A gentle huff of breath and a quick polish with a lint-free cloth is sufficient for most daily cleanings, and diamond jewelry should always be removed when it may be exposed to excessive dirt, such as during yard chores or sporting activities. The best cleaning schedule is to care for diamond jewelry whenever its shine and sparkle begins to dull, whether that is daily, weekly, or only a few times per year. In addition, always clean diamonds before photography or prominent social occasions so they look their best.
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