I put my gold and diamond ring in a cup of Tarn-X and soaked it for an hour. The ring looks dull and kind of dark. What can I do?
1193214
I have only used Tarn-X on silver serving pieces and have applied it with a cotton ball. I have never soaked anything.
1912837
Absolutely. My husband's ring is TC. It has a duller darker strip in the middle, and shiny mirror edges. It removed the tarnish beautifully on both finishes. Just apply lots of downward pressure. I used a spongy mouse pad under the cloth to provide even better pressure. Another reviewer suggested that and it worked great. Highly recommend.
1993186
clean your ring as soon as tarnish starts to appear, i use a soft polishing wheel on my rotary tool for a better shine.
2069911
I found the stone to be one of the worse diamond stones that I have ever used. I threw it in the recycle bin. Maybe it can be turned into something useful.
1300452
Perhaps the grounds are wrong, do you await the light going on? Some suggest using a paperfilter but I don't mind grinding it fine and having a bit of silt Or two grinding runs, usually, one coarse and the top fine (not too fine ... caffeine is a certain size, like LSD, it gets smaller in your system )
1740090
yes it will I run my jewerly under very hot water rise off and loosen the gunk... then i take a soft brissle tooth brush clean uo what i can ore clean it. drop it in here for a good 15 min but only place real jewerly if you plase the fake stuff it will turn or eat finish away. I never have had an issue with real stones or gold or silver ever love this stuff
2178865
The directions say: " Good for gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, rubies, etc. Use silver tarnish remover CSST01 to remove silver tarnish". No tarnish remover came with mine.
61088
heat will help to thin the resin which makes the bubbles rise to the top so probably will. Best to get a heated jewelry cleaner (if its a small amount) pour resin in a small jar with lid (I use a pint size mason jar) and run for about 20 minutes.I use for making pen blanks
1051578
I have been cautious about putting anything hot on it. I've set a mug of hot coffee on it for several minutes with no harm. My biggest concerns are chipping and staining. I've had to fix three chips so far (I painted in July). I wish I had gone with a darker color than white diamond because any time it comes into contact with any coloring (mustard...) it's an instant stain that I can't figure out how to get out.
938882
I use a tablespoon of oxyclean and hot water and let it soak overnight. Rinse and it's bright and shiny again.
245200
While it doesn't look as dark as some of my double dark Bensdorf cocoa, I would recommend you email the company and ask them at www.joyfuelly.com. I'm sure you will hear from them quickly.
957935
Try rubbing alcohol. I bought the rainbow glow as a gift for my friend's boys. I asked her if she had a similar problem as yours. She didn't, but she suggested rubbing alcohol. Best wishes.
1049153
its not shiny, the shine only lasted a few days and then went flat. hope this helps
1346709
The back of the jar suggests the product be used on diamonds, precious stones, platinum and gold. I would suggest using a sterling silver cleaner for the band and vinegar and water for the glass part.
1456916
It darkened my pretty silver to a dull gray. That was mid-January. It's taken numerous washings to get my hair back to its normal color and it still has a bit to go. Hope this was helpful. This product did not work for me.
964673
I do! Yes! I absolutely soak my gold/platinum & diamond even my fancy colored diamond jewelry overnight. I have even forgotten about them & left in them in their for a week & they shine up like a brand new penny! Do not leave silver in it though, it causes the solution & the silver to change color & dull.
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I tried it on an old silver spoon. It brightened up the spots that were not overly tarnished, but didn't do much for the parts that were black with tarnish. I may use it for silver that is just a little dull, but it certainly can not compare to real silver polish.