Clean rings?
Question:I heard to clean my diamond rings to use fingernail polish remover.. What is the best way to clean my rings? I have small little diamonds (baguette) in like a square and in between each little diamond crack gets very dirty and I can't seem to get it clean..
Please help
Answers:
alot of people don't know this but there are 2 great ways to clean any jelwery weather it be diamonds or just gold windex spayit on scrub with toothbrush and then rinse it off don't leave it on to long the chemicals can make gold weak
boil water and dish/laundry soap whatever you choose the hot water will help bring the dirt out after about 3 minutes boiling take out the jelwery rinse and watch it shine.
I use a soft bristle toothbrush with toothpaste. Cleans great.
You don't want to use fingernail polish since acetone can rot or soften the metal. I would go to Target or Wal Mart and ask them what's recommended to clean diamond rings and baguettes. You want to use a gentle cleaner for your jewelry.
put your ring in hot water for two days it will get clean automatically.
I've tried all the conventional things to clean my jewelry. Toothpaste.. dish soap... alcohol.. etc. But the absolutely BEST has been Woolite. I just dilute about 50/50 and put my jewelry in to soak... even just a few hours. The grime and skin oils just seem to melt off.
aww cheer up just go the extra mile and soak em in bleach!
use lysol anti bacterial liquid. the one you use if there is no way of washing your hands. that works really good also alcohol
efferdent (I think that is how you spell it) denture cleaner works great. Just follow the direction to dilute the tablet, warm water is best, and drop in ANY Jewelry, leave for an hour and rinse. Clean everytime!
I soak my jewellery in straight washing up liquid for a couple of hours. rinse in warm water then dry off. Diamonds really sparkle also gold chains etc. Cheap and easy.
My friend is a jeweler and GIA certified, he has an ultrasonic machine and uses warm water and Palmolive. Never the alcohol/ammonia based cleaner as is does eat away at the gold. So I say warm water and Palmolive should clean away the dullness. If it is caked on, you may want to use a toothbrush to get under the setting.
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