How to Clean Swarovski Jewelry

A look behind the iconic brand known for alluring crystals, plus tips on how to keep Swarovski jewelry sparkling

Swarovski, an accessible luxury line of contemporary jewelry, is known for its dazzling crystals, but the brand’s collaborations with high fashion makes Swarovski iconic in the jewelry world. The brand was born in 1892, when Daniel Swarovski, a glass cutter, invented a machine to cut crystals with flawless precision in any color and a variety of cuts, and do it all at scale. 

The brand offers a diverse range of products, including jewelry, accessories, home decor, and lighting. But its collaborations over the years with legends like Elizabeth Taylor in Cleopatra and Marilyn Monroe in There’s No Business Like Show Business really put the brand on the map. Fashion houses like Schiaparelli, Lanvin, Prada also collaborated with the brand, while Victoria’s Secret, Supreme, and Nike kept Swarovski at the forefront of culture.

If you’re lucky enough to own a piece of Swarovski jewelry, you’ll want to keep it sparkling forever. Here’s how.

Step 1: Begin with a gentle wipe down: Use the Diamond Dazzle Cloth after each wear to gently wipe your Swarovski jewelry This will remove dust, dirt, and fingerprints, helping to maintain its sparkle.

Step 2: Use the Diamond Dazzle Stik to gently scrub the crystals and metal parts of your jewelry, paying extra attention to areas with accumulated dirt or grime.

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Important Tips

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or ultrasonic cleaners on your Swarovski jewelry. These can damage the crystals and metal plating.

Store Properly: Store your Swarovski jewelry in its original packaging or a soft pouch to protect it from scratches, dust, and tarnish.
Remove Before Activities: Take off your Swarovski jewelry before swimming, showering, or applying lotions, perfumes, or hairspray. These substances can damage the metal and crystals.