Is this cleaner safe for pearl rings?
572715
I truly don't know but my wife used it on her diamond as well as a fake emarald. Neither was noticably cleaner after using it though.
572716
I don't see why not, I use it on all of my jewelry, though I don't own anything with pearls. You don't have to put any cleaner in it, you can use just water. I only ever use a few drops of soap which wouldn't affect anything.
572717
Yes, it is safe for your ring. Add a couple drops of liquid dish soap to plain warm water. I use it for eyeglasses and watch bands also. Just make sure to place your watch on the holder and only the band is submersed. I would use it on costume jewelry that has the stones glued in. This ultrasonic cleaner does the same great job as the expensive ultrasonic cleaner we used at the Optical Lab where I was employed many years ago.
572718
No. Never use a "stone" in one of these, as a rule of thumb. It'll make the pearl disintegrate.
572719
If it's a real pearl, it shouldn't be a problem. I've used it on pretty much all my jewelry as well as on my glasses and have been very happy. Try it for one minute first and if there are no problems, increase the time. I add one capfull of cleaning solution when I use the machine and then often let it sit for days, full of solution, before I use it again. That works just fine. I just got too lazy to empty and refill each use.
1610833
I have a bracelet that is silver with my name in 14 gold, and I have used used this cleaner numerous times and it does an excellent job. No damage.
1603040
Karen, yes this Cleaner is safe on Granite, Marble Laminate, Corian, Silestone, Staron, and all other natural stones. Best product on the market!
822443
I put both types of jewelry in this jewelry cleaner. I wasn't impressed with the outcome. I use a name brand toothpaste on both types of jewelry (rubbing gently with my fingers and using a soft toothbrush in hard to reach places) and I was very amazed and pleased at the results.
1242221
Not like opals but for diamonds, sapphire, rubies, etc. will be fine. Cleans real nice
2072587
Did not have jewelry on when I used it but I would think as long as its real jewelry and you rinse it right off, it should be ok.
563878
noooooo, the pressure is too great. sonic cleaner is best for most gemstones. or u can use ammonia water on them with a soft bristle brush. do not use ammonia on coral, jade those types of gemstones it will damage them.
1260033
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.
2065368
Yes. You can use this on fine jewelry, metal and gemstones. Great on gold, platinum, titanium and gemstones including diamond, ruby, emerald and sapphire. Not for use on softer stones such as coral, ivory, amber, malachite, pearls, opal, jade or turquoise. After you open the lid, grab the tip of the basket post and let soak in the basket for 1/2 hour. Use the included brush for heaver dirt. Rinse w/ cool water, and let dry on a towel. It does great job for our jewelry.
2242169
I see absolutely no reason stainless steel jewelry can't be cleaned in it. If the jewelry has "soft" stones (i.e., pearls) than of course not. Stainless steel can be cleaned by just plain soap of some kind. Or, try a polishing cloth.
1132474
I am not sure but I have used it on a silver ring with a red stone and it did not damage it. I also used a toothbrush to clean the ring instead of dipping it in the container. I hope that helps.
235356
Of course you can clean white gold the same way you clean yellow gold. A short dip will usually do the trick. If the item has a stone, then you need to check the instructions on the label. Some gems are too porous to be dipped in the cleaner.
1747534
I have cleaned my micro pave engagement ring and wedding ring many times and it works amazingly!!! No problems here - only awesome results.
1747535
My ring has some pave on the band and it seems to be working just fine in this cleaner. I clean my ring about once a week.
1604033
Because you should not put your pearls in water, I would not recommend using any cleaning method using water.
889487
I use my sonic jewelry cleaner. But each time I use the brush, I make sure it is rinsed thoroughly and spin it dry.
262359
I would check with a jeweler on how to clean pearls. They are very, very delicate and can be damaged easily. I would also not use this to clean opals. Maybe there is a cleaning detergent safe to use for pearls, but I would never take a chance until I knew for sure from an expert.