Simply hold your Swarovski jewellery or figurine in one hand (wear cotton gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints) and gently buff your crystals with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to remove any dirt and dust. Polish each crystal with a smooth, circular motion to restore original lustre and beauty.
What are crystals does Swarovski use?
Swarovski crystals do not occur naturally. They are man made and consist of 32 percent lead, which is a requirement when making the crystals. The use of lead allows for a material that can withstand cutting and engraving. Daniel Swarovski invented the formula for the crystals in the 1890s.
What is better cubic zirconia or Swarovski crystal?
Swarovski crystals are cheaper than cubic zirconia. This is due to the complicated manufacturing process and materials used in CZ. It’s also worth noting that CZ is more durable than Swarovski Crystals and can be cut with more facets, offering a better light refraction than Swarovski crystals.
Are Swarovski crystals real crystals?
Swarovski Crystals Aren’t Naturally Occurring Crystals might occur in nature, but Swavorski crystals don’t. They’re actually lead glass crystals created using quartz, sand, and minerals.
Why do we use swarovski crystals?
Swarovski crystals are used in all aspects of jewelry making. Seasonal collections are introduced each year and typically include Swarovski crystals used in combination with precious and semi-precious gems, and metals plated with gold or silver.
What is special about Swarovski crystals?
Swarovski crystals are man-made gems manufactured in Austria. In 1892, Daniel Swarovski invented a machine for making precision-cut, beautiful, high quality lead glass crystals using quartz, sand, and minerals. The exact proportions of these raw materials has remained a company secret.