What is good to clean white gold? Since i wear it for practically everything, it is looking quite dull.. Any tips?
davenjess
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I got a jewelery spa from macys - i don't think they have it anymore...but it works great.. It's like what they use in stores and it really makes it shiny without removing the white gold tone. It's called a Salton Jewelery Spa - maybe you can search for it online. FH got it for me for my birthday and i use it regularly!!!!
Kara and Todd
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Posted by marilyne23
What is good to clean white gold? Since i wear it for practically everything, it is looking quite dull.. Any tips?
You probably need to have it redipped if it is looking dull.
Toots123
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Yes, I agree with Kara on the dipping. My jeweler told me that I should have it redipped once a year. I just had it done in anticipation of my 9.29 wedding and it looks fantastic! So shiny and as good as new!
stonepondbabe
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Is redipping expensive? Mines looking a little yellow these days....
LittlePup34
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i paid about $30
xBrunette
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Posted by marilyne23
What is good to clean white gold? Since i wear it for practically everything, it is looking quite dull.. Any tips?
i like to use shampoo by - artec blondes - white violet... it's like $15 a bottle. i use it to clean all of my jewerly, even my ering.. i love it, bring everything back to normal. u can even use it on gold, sterling silver, platium.. just take a toothbrush and put the white violet on it and brush it to clean it... n just make sure u do it on the counter with a towel so it doesn't go down the drain.. all the girls i work with do it.. and that bottle last soo long...
Is redipping expensive? Mines looking a little yellow these days....
No idea, my rings are platinum... but I've read other girls have paid $25-50 tops to have it redipped. It should be relatively painless. Just be sure to go to a reputable jeweler!
Dalito322
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A quick and easy solution - TOOTHPASTE.
I have a jewlery cleaner and buffing rag as well when I give it a good thorough cleaning, but I used toothpaste on a regular basis for all my jewelry and it works great!
jsta76
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I was thinking about redipping before my wedding.
Quick question for those who had it done, How does it usually work? How long does it take and Do you leave it overnight or can they do it right in front of you?
