Answer: clear nail polish. does the trick for me. OR use Kyron clear spray.

yes, clear nail polish will create a kind of seal around the ring. you may have to reapply every so often, but it should do the trick. I've don't it before.

I have no jewelery cleaner. What else can I use that I could have around the house that will not hurt it. I don't know if this makes a difference but there are also three different types of settings for nurmous dimonds and I don't want anything to cause a problem with them.

Take it to the local jeweler and ask them to clean it for you. Should be no charge.

I use toothpaste. It works great!

toothpaste works well

ammonia, toothpaste is to absrasive and will loosen the diamonds it is the only safe way even the jewelry cleaner in the jewelry stores will harm 18k gold

Use lemon and that "arm & hammer" Baking soda, mix it and then with an cotton pice rub the ring with the mix and Believe me it works! and is and organic biofriend solution! good luck!

Toothpaste works well, as does baking soda and window cleaner. Use an old toothbrush. Load the toothbrush with either paste..brush gently and work the bristles into the crevices...rinse and dry....the ring will sparkle! Good Luck!

If your ring has diamonds or gemstones in it, it cannot be put into a liquid jewellery cleaner dip for cleaning, because the solution will react with your stones. There are jewellery cleaning cloth that you can buy, to give your ring a touch up and see if that works for you. Otherwise, if it is an expensive piece, I would recommend a jeweller. But definately try the cloth, which is also good for costume and silver jewellery. And sometimes just a gentle soap and water cleaning will remove the dirt gathered on the bottom of the setting and make your piece sparkle.