I have a sterling silver ring with real diamonds and lab created emerald, will it be safe?
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You probably could, but I would use wipes instead. I wouldn't get the silver solution or this precious metal solution, I would recommend these silver wipes:
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Connoisseurs does make a dry formula (wipes) and wet formula for silver jewelry. I like to use the wipe first, then give a brushing with the wet, then rinse. But I would careful around the gems and just use warm, soapy water on them with a little brush.
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You probably could, but I would use wipes instead. I wouldn't get the silver solution or this precious metal solution, I would recommend these silver wipes: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004G1GB20/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1423960857&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords;=Silver+wipes&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41Rr57AtlqL&ref;=plSrch
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Mine did not come with a lid so it remains in the open air all of the time. I would say that cheaper jewelry could still tarnish.
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Not for sure. I have sold Native American jewelry which is all silver. I think properly cleaning and displaying on the cloth should get you a long way in keeping the silver tarnish resistant.
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I orderered silver jewelry to make a braclet it tells you if its real on the jewelry. I ordered silvery chains and silver eagle pendents have not had any problems. Also Amozen would see you got a return. I have ordered a lot from amazon and had to return very few productsand always ease of returns. Just read the decscription make sure it does not say filled or plated and you will be fine. carol FiteMy Bracelet is beautiful.
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I would assume so - artificial diamonds are structurally as tough as real ones, and the cleaning action is from the agitation of the water molecules and micro-particles of dirt. The crystal itself wouldn't 'feel' anything unusual. I would check with a jeweler though, to be absolutely sure.
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Yes, however, my jewelry sparkle and shine with no harsh chemicals. I don't have to worry about using a brush or loosening a diamond. I use a drop of regular dish washing solution. I really like this product.
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Dear Dale. I am a jeweler of 35 years so I'm qualified to answer your question. First be careful of what u put in safe deposit box. Pearls, opals and emeralds never go into an air tight box. Next. Gold does tarnish if not worn for long periods of time. I recommend any of the anti tarnish base for gold made by Haggerty or Connisuers. Both companies have been in business for many years and manufacture products that van and protect gold and silver. 3 M also sells the product your looking for. Be careful that u do not put any jewelry in anti tarnish bags that have emeralds, opals or pearls set in them. Good luck Carlton Dear Dale. I am a jeweler of 35 years so I'm qualified to answer your question. First be careful of what u put in safe deposit box. Pearls, opals and emeralds never go into an air tight box. Next. Gold does tarnish if not worn for long periods of time. I recommend any of the anti tarnish base for gold made by Haggerty or Connisuers. Both companies have been in business for many years and manufacture products that van and protect gold and silver. 3 M also sells the product your looking for. Be careful that u do not put any jewelry in anti tarnish bags that have emeralds, opals or pearls set... » Read More Dear Dale. I am a jeweler of 35 years so I'm qualified to answer your question. First be careful of what u put in safe deposit box. Pearls, opals and emeralds never go into an air tight box. Next. Gold does tarnish if not worn for long periods of time. I recommend any of the anti tarnish base for gold made by Haggerty or Connisuers. Both companies have been in business for many years and manufacture products that van and protect gold and silver. 3 M also sells the product your looking for. Be careful that u do not put any jewelry in anti tarnish bags that have emeralds, opals or pearls set in them. Good luck Carlton « Show Less
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I'm not sure. My 7 and 10 year old have made tons of bracelets/necklaces/rings out of them with no issues.
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To be honest, I just received it last weekend. I will send an answer soon. My jewelry has been in it since Sunday evening. If any discoloration is found I will send a redponse. I wish that I had an answer now. God bless.
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I have used this product on sterling silver pieces with intricate designs and was successful the majority of times. Although it sounds great, I would be afraid using a toothbrush. It takes a little longer to clean but I use a soft cloth and Q-tips, sometimes a toothpick is necessary.
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No not at all, the ring is not hardened, mostly plastic, and is not even 1/4 thick. Advice: Always go with a peaceful, non-violent solution. Stay in shape and wear running shoes.
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I have to be totally honest, I have never tried that. But I know it can glue a Very fine gemstone to a flat piece of sterling silver and you don't have to worry about it falling off. Even without prongs. I trust the glue. So my guess for the answer to your question is... yes.
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Yes, that is why I got it, for the intricate areas in my rings. Earings, too. I usually do two cycles and sometimes also brush with toothpaste, and a jeweler checked my rings for stone setting safety and remarked on how clean I kept my rings. Amazing what comes out in the water, but I don't do it as often as I should.
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Goddard's has excellent cleaners, among them a jewelry cleaner, particularly used for that purpose. Though I did use the silver foam on sterling silver jewelry. You have to clean it well - a very soft toothbrush gets into the crevices if the jewelry is engraved.
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This solution should not damage the metal. However, some artificial stones do not tolerate silver cleaning solutions very well. I would suggest that you take the cap from a water bottle or juice bottle, and place a bit of this solution in it. You can then put the tip of the post in the solution, without placing the entire earring in it. Once you are done, just quickly rinse with water, and pat dry. No matter what you use this for, it only needs a few seconds to clean jewelry. Don't walk away. If you leave metal too long in the solution, it with start to strip the shine or sheen from the metal. You don't need more that 45 seconds; usually less than that to fully polish your jewelry, and make it look sparkling new. This is a great product. If you are still concerned about damaging your posts, you can put toothpaste on a paper towel, and rub the posts. It does pretty well at removing most tarnish. Hope this helps.
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No- but I would stick to gold and silver. I would imagine they would clean or buff up your gems but work visibly on gold and silver. I use it on my wife's diamond gold ring and I have to say- it sparkles like new with No effort. I also use it to clean my stainles steal watch and crystal.
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You should never put turquoise in a air tight bag so sadly these will not work. I use them for my purely sterling silver jewelry, even though I am unsure about all semi-precious stones I know turquoise would be ruined.