No, we do not recommend sleeping with jewelry on, as it can potentially damage your jewelry and pose a risk of injury.

Prongs may snag on your hair or bedding, leading to damage to your sheets or loosening of the stone's setting.

Sleeping in earrings can result in the bending of earring posts due to movement during sleep, or the earring backs may come off, risking loss or damage to the earrings. It's crucial to treat diamonds, being precious stones, with care.

When your cherished jewelry is not in use, it's advisable to store it in a dry, cool, and secure location.

A jewelry box is optimal, but if you lack a closed container, ensure that the jewelry is not kept in a high-moisture area, such as a bathroom, as the humid environment can accelerate undesired tarnishing.

Additionally, make it a practice to put on your jewelry last after getting dressed. This helps minimize contact with lotions and perfumes, which can adversely affect plating and cause tarnishing.

It's advisable to remove your jewelry before engaging in any athletic activities or sports. Activities like weightlifting or yoga poses could potentially bend the band of a ring.

Additionally, impact during exercise might cause prongs to loosen, risking the loss of a diamond. When it comes to water sports, prolonged exposure to chlorine can erode plating and metals, and saltwater isn't ideal either.

If you need accessories for your swimwear, consider sunglasses, or safely store your jewelry while enjoying a dip.