Are you uncomfortable running to the jewelry store to have your ring cleaned? Cleaning your ring at home is a simple and effective alternative. Not only does it save you time and effort, but it also saves you money.
It is important to note that if you have small children or pets at home, keeping the soaking liquid in a safe place when cleaning rings will prevent them from being exposed to inappropriate chemicals.
Cleaning rings at home requires only a few basic materials and simple steps to achieve the same cleaning results as in a professional store.
The following cleaning methods are suitable for jewelry (diamonds, gold, karat gold, silver jewelry, rubies, and sapphires) and not suitable (pearls, jade)

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1. Prepare tools
2. Soak and clean
3. Wipe gently
4. Rinse well
5. Dry thoroughly
6. Inspection and Maintenance

1.Prepare tools

Neutral soap solution (to make a home version of jewelry cleaner: in a clean container with warm water - about 40 degrees, according to the instructions for the use of soap, add the right amount of liquid soap and gently mix well. For example, for 200 ml of water, usually 1-2 drops of neutral soap is enough) or jewelry cleaner. Avoid cleaning agents that contain acids, alkalis, or any chemicals that may corrode or damage the material of your ring. Cleaners specifically designed to clean jewelry are usually gentler and safer. Choose one or the other.
Soft bristle brush or cloth. Soft tools won't cause abrasion to the metal or gemstones when scrubbing the surface of the ring during the cleaning process.
Container of water. For soaking the ring and rinsing.
Towel or paper towel. To dry the ring thoroughly after cleaning.

2.Soak and clean

Next, move on to the crucial step of ring cleaning. Place the ring in a previously prepared solution of mild soapy water or professional jewelry cleaner. Allow to soak for 10-20 minutes, during which time the solution will effectively dissolve any dirt and grease that has accumulated on the ring. Try not to exceed 40 minutes, as prolonged soaking may hurt the precious ring material, so be sure to keep the time under control.
Again, it is important to keep children and pets away from the soapy water or jewelry cleaner solution during this process.

3.Wipe gently

After soaking, use a soft brush or cloth to gently wipe the surface of the ring to remove any remaining dirt and impurities.
Please use a gentle and careful scrubbing method, as excessive force may cause unnecessary wear and tear.

4.Rinse well

Remove the ring from the solution and rinse the surface of the ring slowly but thoroughly to remove any soapy or detergent residue, which can affect the luster and material of the ring.

5.Dry thoroughly

Dry the ring carefully with a clean towel or paper towel to make sure no moisture remains on the ring. Even small traces of water can leave a mark. Dry the ring carefully with a clean towel or paper towel to ensure no moisture remains on the ring. Even small traces of water may leave a mark.

6.Inspection and Maintenance

Examine the jewelry carefully to make sure it is completely clean and free of dirt.
If further treatment is needed, you can use a special diamond polish or polish to make the diamond sparkle even more.
Regular cleaning of your ring will help to maintain its beauty and integrity. A reasonable frequency of cleaning is every 3-6 months, depending on the wearing environment and personal habits. If the ring is visibly discolored or dirty, it may be appropriate to clean it more frequently. If the ring is very dirty or requires deep cleaning, it is best to leave it to a professional jeweler.