Help! Ring cleaner?

posted 5 days ago in Rings
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    • Post # 1
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    Newbee

    Hey bees! Does anyone have a recommendation for an e ring cleaner that will clean without causing any damage to diamonds or white gold? Thank you! 

    Post # 2
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    209 posts
    Helper bee
    • Wedding: November 2013

    I have this and looooooooove it. So easy and makes my diamond look beautiful. 

    Post # 3
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    1004 posts
    Bumble bee

    I mix dish soap with water, soak my rings in it overnight, then use a soft bristled toothbrush to get into the crevices to keep mine clean. 

    Post # 4
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    Busy bee

    Dawn dish soap and hot (not boiling) water.  Soak and scrub with a baby toothbush.  Or use it in an untrasonic.  Doesn’t leave a film like many solutions and cleaners can.  

    Post # 5
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    Newbee

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    @fanshell:  I looked this up and I’ve got to try it!!

    Post # 6
    Hostess
    2432 posts
    Buzzing bee
    • Wedding: February 2005 - Shreveport, LA

    I use this and it makes my jewelry so clean and sparkly! Also about once a week I steam clean my rings to really get them clean.


    Post # 7
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    Worker bee

    I actually posted help on this too. Someone told me Dawn dish liquid and warm water. I let mine soak in there and use a kid bristle toothbrush and it works sooooooo amazing ! I was really skeptical of this. But beeeeee. It works and it’s Amazing !! 

    Post # 8
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    Sugar bee

    Another vote for Dawn dish soap and hot water.

    Post # 9
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    Honey Beekeeper
    • Wedding: June 2011

    Soap and water will do. 

    Post # 10
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    Newbee

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    @sparkles1127:  thank you! I was worried that Dawn would be too harsh or have something in it that causes problems for gold or diamonds

    Post # 11
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    Buzzing bee
    • Wedding: August 2018

    Dawn dish soap mixed with warm warm water, scrub gently with a soft toothbrush and dry with a microfiber cloth. I also have a dazzle stick for on-the-go use that works great. And like a PP mentioned, I steam my rings when I want them really sparkly (my espresso machine has a steamer attachment). 

    Post # 12
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    Busy bee
    • Wedding: March 2020

    Like others have suggested, Dawn and warm water with a baby toothbrush will do just fine. Blast it with some hot air from a hair dryer or use a lint free cloth (I love the sunshine cloths) to ensure there are no water spots.

    Post # 13
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    Newbee

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    @newbeegirl:  I’m just wondering, how does steam enhance the shine?

    Post # 14
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    Buzzing bee
    • Wedding: August 2018

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    @jess2195:  jewelry stores use a cleaning solution and then a professional steamer to get into the nooks and crannies – it’s similar to using a toothbrush to scrub but it doesn’t leave any residue. It’s a good finishing step after cleaning to get any remaining residue (dirt or the actual cleaning solution) off a ring. 

    Post # 15
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    Busy bee
    • Wedding: March 2020

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    @jess2195:  Steaming it, if that’s what you’re referring to, blasts the setting and stone clean. I just meant to use the hair dryer to dry it so it won’t be spotty. 

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