For all the brides-to-be and brides out there, here are some tips compiled by SheFinds on how to properly maintain prized wedding ring you have.

Tennis: Play tennis: If you have a tight grip, are left-handed and have diamonds all around your band, remove your ring before playing.

Swim: Swimming in cold water, like an ocean or lake, can cause your fingers to shrink allowing the ring to slip off (you will not find a ring lost in the ocean). The chlorine in some swimming pools can also cause damage to your ring - especially if its prolonged.

Gardening: Always wear reinforced gloves while gardening to avoid the hidden rocks in dirt from chipping the diamond or knocking the setting loose--or remove it all together.

Clean The House: Bleach and other household cleansers can damage settings and mountings; some cleaners can even change the color of your setting or the diamond itself. So, always wear protective gloves or remove your ring altogether.

Do The Dishes: Harsh chemicals and dish soaps can discolor, dissolve, or otherwise damage the stone or metal bands.

Clean The Oven: Oven cleaner Easy Off is a notoriously harsh product (it burns skin to the touch!) and the damage on wedding rings can be catastrophic. Don't risk it with gloves - remove your ring completely.

Lifting Weights: While wearing your ring is probably OK for most cardio (sorry, Kim, you're probably being paranoid) lifting weights and using weight machines creates a risk for dings and cracks in the stone.

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