Will this clean Black Hills jewelry with stones?
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I don't know what Black Hills jewelry is but this product is NOT intended for stones of any kind.
572717
Yes, it is safe for your ring. Add a couple drops of liquid dish soap to plain warm water. I use it for eyeglasses and watch bands also. Just make sure to place your watch on the holder and only the band is submersed. I would use it on costume jewelry that has the stones glued in. This ultrasonic cleaner does the same great job as the expensive ultrasonic cleaner we used at the Optical Lab where I was employed many years ago.
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Yes, I have cleaned sterling silver jewelry with the "soap" that it used in these machines, not the silver cleaner that can be used in the machine. I ruined a few pieces of obviously lower quality silver pieces with the silver cleaner and will not use it again. If the pieces are especially dirty, I have soaked them for a few minutes in the liquid silver cleaner that comes in a plastic jar, I get it from Wal-Mart or Target, but then put them in machine with the soap cleaner. I have used it to clean my Pandora pieces, again with the soap. It's the vibration that contributes to the cleaning. It did wonders for a bracelet I got in Punta Cana that was so dingy I was ready to trash it. On the other hand, some things I have had to trash since they really didn't get clean. It has to do more with the quality of the item, I'm sure. But overall, I am extremely pleased with the ultrasonic cleaner and clean all my jewelry twice a year with it.
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yes it will I run my jewerly under very hot water rise off and loosen the gunk... then i take a soft brissle tooth brush clean uo what i can ore clean it. drop it in here for a good 15 min but only place real jewerly if you plase the fake stuff it will turn or eat finish away. I never have had an issue with real stones or gold or silver ever love this stuff
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Amanda, to my knowledge it isn't a good idea to use any chemical cleaner on jewelry with glued in stones. That said, you can use a Q-tip to clean the medal part and not immersing the item completely as the instructions say. Another way to clean jewelry without chemicals is by rubbing toothpaste on the item, then rinsing off with water.
317554
No, I believe it is to course to clean jewelry and you would have to clean it a lot to get it off the jewelry.
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hi, my first thought was ,just like woolite,joy dish deterjent. but it does clean without building bubbles,and unlike other jewelry cleaners,you can use this with fine,gemstones or costume jewelry.although it does warn against cleaning porous or 'delecate' jewelry. this i believe ,is because it can also remove some of the 'glue' and therefore cause an item to 'brek' or come apart,i did this to a brooch(i cleaned 3 x in a row-super concentrated-i learned my lesson). however no ingredients are listed,quite likely it is a baking soda and borax,but possibly you can find out from manufacturer which is "blitz manufacturing company,inc. jeffersonville,in 47130. i hope this helps.
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I would assume so - artificial diamonds are structurally as tough as real ones, and the cleaning action is from the agitation of the water molecules and micro-particles of dirt. The crystal itself wouldn't 'feel' anything unusual. I would check with a jeweler though, to be absolutely sure.
889487
I use my sonic jewelry cleaner. But each time I use the brush, I make sure it is rinsed thoroughly and spin it dry.
879152
I use a sonic jewelry cleaner. It's not too much of a hassle. U just throw it in and let the cleaner do its thing.
1290001
I bought this to clean eyeglasses, but I have used it to clean jewelry including diamond rings and wristwatches with no problems.
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I haven't tried on anything like gems of stones, it works on silver well though. Sorry
894665
Although I have not tried to polish stone. It does an excellent job on my Silver which is on my western saddle. Can't see any good reason it wouldn't polish stone.
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If it's a real pearl, it shouldn't be a problem. I've used it on pretty much all my jewelry as well as on my glasses and have been very happy. Try it for one minute first and if there are no problems, increase the time. I add one capfull of cleaning solution when I use the machine and then often let it sit for days, full of solution, before I use it again. That works just fine. I just got too lazy to empty and refill each use.
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My iSonic worked well, but then it broke, so I bought something similar. However, yes, I have cleaned costume jewelry. You may want to take extra care and suspend it from the watch cleaner, but I don't, and I have had no problems. I have cleaned many things in these devices.
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Yes, that is why I got it, for the intricate areas in my rings. Earings, too. I usually do two cycles and sometimes also brush with toothpaste, and a jeweler checked my rings for stone setting safety and remarked on how clean I kept my rings. Amazing what comes out in the water, but I don't do it as often as I should.
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I've used diluted jewelry cleaner solution in the machine to clean gold and precious stones and the result is great. Just remember to rinse the items in water and then polish them with a soft cloth.