How to clean a diamond tennis bracelet

Tennis bracelet originally called eternity bracelets, these delicate bracelets got their sporty name from world championship tennis player Chris Evert, who wore one during the 1987 U.S. Open. During one of her games, the bracelet broke, and the match was paused while she could recover it. Thus the name “tennis bracelet” was coined, and the bracelets’ popularity quickly increased because of this unintentional publicity.
If you do not want to go to a jeweler or spend money on a jewelry cleaning kit, use a simple at-home method for an inexpensive and convenient way to clean your bracelet to keep its beautiful shine
First, mixing the dish detergent with warm water in a small bowl. You only need about an inch of water to cover the bracelet and just enough detergent to make bubbles. Allow the bracelet to soak in the bowl for nearly 15 minutes Second, using a soft toothbrush to gently scrub the diamonds over the bowl. Get all around and between the diamonds while being careful around the prongs. Third, rinsing  the bracelet in warm water over a mesh strainer. The strainer allows you to catch any diamonds that may have been loose and that fall out during the cleaning process. Finally, pouring the soapy water through the strainer. Watch for any diamonds that have fallen out. This method of cleaning will not cause the diamonds to become loose,.
You must pay attention to that do not wear your bracelet when cleaning, showering, applying lotion, as this increases the residue that builds up on your bracelet.