Opal is a gemstone of fragile fragile nature. Rubbing with a sharp object or hitting something hard can easily cause it to lose its lustre or break. The delicate beauty of opal can be easily damaged by careless wear and inadequate storage. Since they are porous, which means they absorb moisture and other liquids, Opel's care differs from other fine jewellery. But if you want to preserve their value and stunning ambiguity for next year, it's important to take care of Opal.Opals contain up to 6% water, so to preserve their structure, they need to be exposed regularly to detect moisture. The easiest way to take care of your opal is to wear them regularly as moisture is naturally absorbed from the skin during wearing. When opal pendant is locked in a jewellery box without air or moisture, the opals can burst from dehydration.
Whether your opal necklace is set with a full gemstone, or a thin piece of opal attached to a backing element, the opals are perforated and brittle. These are relatively soft, with a hardness of only 5.50-6.50 compared to 10.0 for a diamond. This means that opal and diamond necklaces can easily scratch, crack and even lose their burning colour if you allow them to come in contact with harsh chemicals, such as household cleaners, polishes and garden products.Often women finish the dressing before they finish their hair, put on their makeup and add jewellery. Hair spray is very strict for opal jewellery. In fact, all personal grooming products, such as cologne deodorant, are harmful to opal and should be applied before jewellery is tied.Excessive heat or cold can also damage the opal. That doesn't mean you can't wear them, it's a hot day. But be aware of extremes of temperature, especially when wearing an opal ring. Do not approach the ice maker for ice cubes then enter a hot shower. This will be a great push for your opal jewellery! And always remove the opals before showering, swimming or soaking in a hot tub!If your opal jewellery gets very dirty, use clean warm water to briefly soak the opals and stimulate the worst dirt with a soft toothbrush or jewellery brush. Rinse with plain water and dry gently with a plush towel. Taking care of opal is basically a question of common sense and appreciation for the fragility of this beautiful gemstone.After all, it takes thousands of years to build, so make sure you treat it well and it will last a lifetime.
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