Wondering how to clean jewelry without breaking the bank? As a cleaning expert with almost two decades of experience who also happens to be jewelry obsessed, I am always looking for ways to make my ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...