how do you guys keep your ring cleaned? my friend said i could just take it to any jewlery and ask them to clean it for me - is this true? or do i have to go back to where we bought it to have them clean it? If i dont take it to the store, do you guys use anything at home to keep it all sparkly and such?
Mizzdimple
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You can buy that ring/jewlery cleaner..it works really good.
yelley77
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I know this is going to sound totally weird, but I use and old toothbrush (soft bristle) and a tiny bit of toothpaste and it works WONDERS!!! my grandma told me that her mom taught her that... i didn't believe it so I tried it and it really does work!! Just be sure to use warm water and rinse it really good when you are done!
Dana Z to Be
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I use jewelry cleaner or rubbing alcohol. They both work great.
JACK808
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Posted by Mizzdimple
You can buy that ring/jewlery cleaner..it works really good.
That's what I use to. It comes in a small red jar.
adamluvsericka
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Posted by Mizzdimple
You can buy that ring/jewlery cleaner..it works really good.
That's what I use to. It comes in a small red jar.
where can i buy this? CVS maybe?
thanks!
AmandaLynn04
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Posted by adamluvsericka
Posted by JACK808
Posted by Mizzdimple
You can buy that ring/jewlery cleaner..it works really good.
That's what I use to. It comes in a small red jar.
where can i buy this? CVS maybe?
thanks!
Anywhere really, I bought mine at Macys or Lord and Taylor. I know BBB has it too.
JACK808
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Posted by JACK808
Posted by Mizzdimple
You can buy that ring/jewlery cleaner..it works really good.
That's what I use to. It comes in a small red jar.
where can i buy this? CVS maybe?
thanks!
I'm not sure where you get it, the jeweler actually gave a jar to FH when he bought the ring but it's called Connoisseurs. HTH!
betiboop7
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use warm war,, a soft bristle brush and dish detergent..it works great!!
ChristineAaron08
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I use that too. they have it in bed bath and beyond an linens n things. Its galled Connoisseurs (i had it in front of me)- it had the Good Housekeeping promise-- haha. I thought my ring was looking yellowy, bit, no- it was just filty. Now it's gleaming!
SoontobeMrsH
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I bring mine to David Yurman in MManhasset, that's where it was bought
jgl
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amonia, water and dish soap
some girls substitute straight amonia with Windex (since it has amonia in it)
soak ring then clean with soft toothbrush.
bemyyoko
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i use the stuff the store gave my FH when he bought the ring. you can buy the same stuff at Walmart for cheap or any jewlery store too. I've heard that dish soap works wonders. As does toothpaste but make sure you don't use whiting toothpaste as it may scratch the gold
bemyyoko
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i also stop by the jeweler every time i'm at the mall and have them blow it out
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I bring mine to David Yurman in MManhasset, that's where it was bought
* When I had my e-ring (before it stolen) I used toothpaste
adamluvsericka
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I bring mine to David Yurman in MManhasset, that's where it was bought
* When I had my e-ring (before it stolen) I used toothpaste
oh no!! stolen! what happened!?! was it insured? I dont have mine insured yet and I get so nervous something will happen to it.
adamluvsericka
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i also stop by the jeweler every time i'm at the mall and have them blow it out
do they charge you for this? any jewlery store?
thanks!
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My dad used t o be a diamond setter and he advised me that all you need to do is clean the ring in lukewarm water and a bit of liquid soap. He was so right! The other month I took a small bowl, filled it with lukewarm water and squirted a bit of liquid soap in the bowl. Then I let the ring sit in it for 5 minutes. When I took it out of the bowl, it sparkled like it was brand new.
