Is it safe for diamonds
2066727
I don't know if it is but can't really see how it could damage one. I've only used it to clean a solid gold ring and plastic/metal gaming miniatures.
2066728
I use it with diamonds and my large sapphire all the time and it cleans beautifully. I put a touch of dawn dish detergent In the water and that works even better. I have used it with my very cloudy aquamarine and it now sparkles. However, there are mixed reviews on whether you can use it with certain gemstones so google your stone just to be safe. It also cleans silver and gold beautifully.
2066729
I clean my weekly & they come put great. Don't use too much water, just enough to cover the item & they really sparkle!
2066730
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.
888794
If It is gold you do not need this, also I am sure this is not recommended for gold. It is great for silver. I clean my wifes gold by letting it soak in hot water with dish detergent. then scrub with an old tooth brush. the gold and diamonds sparkle after that.
281296
https://www.worldsbestcatlitter.com/frequently-asked-questions/ See question about safe for...
647914
Yes I was told it was safe on all sealed stone surfaces. My flooring is Italian porcelain and hit has been sealed
1655231
Im sure it's safe, but will probably tarnish. They include cleaning instructions.
2065369
Sapphire is a precious gem. From the Weiman site: "Weiman® Jewelry Cleaner is excellent for diamonds, platinum, silver, gold, precious gems and most other jewelry. It should not be used on coral, ivory, amber, malachite, pearls, opals, jade or turquoise."
256433
Honestly, I haven't used it on earrings but my guess would be yes. I say yes because I left my wedding and engagement ring in this solution over night and the next morning, there was so much crud that came out of all the little holes under my diamonds that I never even knew was there.
1120051
Organic gemstones such as pearls, amber, coral, and ivory should not be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner or cleaned with an abrasive or ammonia based cleaner. Your emeralds and diamonds should be just fine if they are in a sturdy setting.A good discussion of the do's and don'ts of this topic, including your emeralds, is available at the site All About Gemstones, here: http://www.allaboutgemstones.com/jewelry_cleaning.html
1769319
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.
1805544
Depends on the gem in question. This is only intended for diamond testing. Other gems have other methods of testing.
460261
This may work If the diamonds are impregnated on the edges of the disk. They have what Is called a cutoff disk you can use them with the same Dremel tool. Those are meant for the problem you have.
1159715
I would think so, but I cannot confirm that. I used the very small 1 carat diamonds in small votives with water and they worked fine.
481017
Yes. The DMT products are dead flat and the diamond surface is much harder than the whetstone or oilstone. And it will not damage the DMT stone.
2044994
Yes I have 2 platinum rings and have had no problem..and they are expensive rings so if I use this it is safe.
770608
Yes, According to to methodlaundry.com it is safe for standard and HE machines.
1120052
Organic gemstones such as pearls, amber, coral, and ivory should not be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner or cleaned with an abrasive or ammonia based cleaner. Your emeralds and diamonds should be just fine if they are in a sturdy setting. A good discussion of the do's and don'ts of this topic, including your emeralds, is available at the site All About Gemstones, here: http://www.allaboutgemstones.com/jewelry_cleaning.html
1260036
There's no warning labels. I use it on diamonds, sapphires, lapis & other set stones with no problems. Does a great job on gold.