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Question: I left my diamond ring in the jewelry cleaner solution for like 4 hours, is that bad?

The diamond is all cloudy now, could I have ruined the diamond? It was an accident!

Answer: No ..it really should be fine, I have some really good ...

No ..it really should be fine, I have some really good diamonds and I sometimes soak them over night ....get a real soft brush and brush it lightly and rinse it real well while you are brushing it. I know with mine it is fine to leave them. Good Luck ! Merry Christmas ~~~~

Answer: you can go to the jewelry store and they will clean it for ...

you can go to the jewelry store and they will clean it for you.mom does it sometimes and hers always look beautiful after she scratches them and only god knows what haha.

Answer: Fromresearch, depending upon the composition of the ...

Fromresearch, depending upon the composition of the cleaning solution, this may discolor your diamond. See the following website for advice or visit a jeweler for a professional cleaning.

Answer: diamond should be fine, diamonds are extremely tough. if ...

diamond should be fine, diamonds are extremely tough. if you have doubts take it to a jeweler and let them look at it, its hard to tell whats wrong with it without seeing it.

Question: what can I used as a homemade gold jewelry cleaner?

i dont know if it is amonia or baking soda, etc. I used to know but I cant remember. does anyone know what I can use to clean my gold engagement ring? getting married tomorrow so I want both rings to be clean and sparkling. thanks in advance

Answer: I normally use toothpaste to cleangold jewelry. you can ...

I normally use toothpaste to cleangold jewelry. you can try!!

Answer: toothpaste, vinegar, and baking soda are all good household ...

toothpaste, vinegar, and baking soda are all good household jewelry cleaners.

Answer: You can soak gold with hard stones in clear ammonia and ...

You can soak gold with hard stones in clear ammonia and they'll sparkle. Don't do this with soft stones like turquoise or opal.

Answer: best answer---singledad---give him a star first...

best answer---singledad---give him a star first...

Question: will rubbing alcohol clean my silver jewelry??

i need to clean my silver jewelry cuz its starting to be not as shiny ad b4 so will rubbing alcohol work? if not what can I use?

Answer: USE TOOTHPASTE.

USE TOOTHPASTE.

Answer: Rubbing Alcohol will work fine, use a soft toothbrush and ...

Rubbing Alcohol will work fine, use a soft toothbrush and gently scrub it.

Answer: no , use normal washing soap powder put it in your palm add ...

no , use normal washing soap powder put it in your palm add some water then take the silver and rub it into your hands , its better if you soak it in hot water and soap for 10 min before , and add little bicarbonate of soda with the washing powder and it will turn as good as new...:-)

Answer: For a quick low mess clean of your silver jewelry: Line a ...

For a quick low mess clean of your silver jewelry: Line a flat baking pan with aluminum foil. Sprinkle in a few tablespoons of baking soda. Pour vinegar in the pan. Add jewelry. The action will bubble away most dirt and grime. A soft toothbrush will remove any stubborn dirt that's left.

Question: how to clean siver jewelry?

Answer: I use a solution called by Connoiseurs Silver Jewelry ...

I use a solution called by Connoiseurs Silver Jewelry Cleaner. its a liquid solution that has a little basket for dunking the jewelry . Just remeove it and rince, and its sparkly again. But don't use it on gems, like turquiose , or coral , or other dyed or soft stones. It will riun it. Use their gentle solution for them.

Question: I want to clean a gold and ruby ring -- if I don't have jewelry cleaner, what can I use?

Answer: toothpaste and a gentle bristled toothbrush will do the ...

toothpaste and a gentle bristled toothbrush will do the trick. I use this to cleandiamond and white gold earringsgrandma gave me years ago.

Answer: toothpaste and baking soda will work :)

toothpaste and baking soda will work :)

Answer: son uses Mr. clean. every time he cleans his rings I ...

my son uses Mr. clean. every time he cleans his rings I have him do mine. he has even done some offriends. it works great.. just let them soak a while then rinse and wipe clean. said his jeweler uses it.

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