i would like to get my ring proffesionally cleaned , does anyone have reccomendation lake sucess area, western nassau eastern queens
I always go to my jeweler when I want it cleaned... where did you get your ring?
before our engagement party i brought my engagement ring into a jewlery store by my house and i watched them steam it clean! ps they didnt charge me and i dont know if thats normal or not! also i found that putting into a glass with warm water and dishwashing liquid works nice too ... i take a little toothbrush (that im not using haha) and clean it myself.
Posted by Mich2585
before our engagement party i brought my engagement ring into a jewlery store by my house and i watched them steam it clean! ps they didnt charge me and i dont know if thats normal or not! also i found that putting into a glass with warm water and dishwashing liquid works nice too ... i take a little toothbrush (that im not using haha) and clean it myself.
the jewler he bought it from is by appt only in manhattan.
I think you can bring it to any jewler but I don't know if they charge or how much it will be. I guess just walk in and ask.
you can go to any jeweler. Where did you get it? They usually do free cleanings for the first year
any jewelry willdo a quick steam cleaning for free...it takes 2 seconds..if they charge you thats ridiculous! i actually went and bought my own because now that I have some bling i am obsessed with keeping it sparkling...i found one online for $50..works like a charm!
What about the little jars of solution you can buy at Target or Walmart? Is that a no-no?
Posted by MrsZtoBe
What about the little jars of solution you can buy at Target or Walmart? Is that a no-no?
I heard ammonia free windex works really well
Honestly you can go anywhere & some places charge just make sure it never is out of your sight. You want to watch them. Since your jewler is in Manhattan i dont think u much of a choice unless you clean t yourself. I have one of those vibrating cleaners & the reg. kind. Also using warm water & windex in a cup cover withtin foil for an hour will work nicely as well.
Posted by VickiR510
Honestly you can go anywhere & some places charge just make sure it never is out of your sight. You want to watch them. Since your jewler is in Manhattan i dont think u much of a choice unless you clean t yourself. I have one of those vibrating cleaners & the reg. kind. Also using warm water & windex in a cup cover withtin foil for an hour will work nicely as well.
I actually soacked mine in peroxide... came out looking brand new! Then I just used a q-tip to clean the hard to reach items. People at work even noticed it had a bit more 'bling' to it! HA. And, it's not bad for your ring. :)
Posted by VickiR510
Honestly you can go anywhere & some places charge just make sure it never is out of your sight. You want to watch them. Since your jewler is in Manhattan i dont think u much of a choice unless you clean t yourself. I have one of those vibrating cleaners & the reg. kind. Also using warm water & windex in a cup cover withtin foil for an hour will work nicely as well.
Posted by MrsFazz2B
Posted by VickiR510
Honestly you can go anywhere & some places charge just make sure it never is out of your sight. You want to watch them. Since your jewler is in Manhattan i dont think u much of a choice unless you clean t yourself. I have one of those vibrating cleaners & the reg. kind. Also using warm water & windex in a cup cover withtin foil for an hour will work nicely as well.
OMG be careful fh got me one of those 'Professional' cleaners for christmas...and paid an arm and a leg... and last week I went to the jewlers and I said how I use that to clean the ring etc and he said 'You really shouldn't use that. Its vibration is carried through the ring's metal itself. A real jewler wouldn't use that on a diamond ring either for fear that over time the prongs would become loose from the metal itself...' I almost pooped myself.... just be careful. He told me to just use a childs toothbrush, with baking soda and water and boy does it sparkle lol
I take my back to the jeweler. But if you can't I would call them to see if they can give you a trusted suggestion somewhere on Long Island.
