Will it work on a tarnished ring from which the **rhodium** coating has worn away on the section opposite the stones [bottom]?
1270094
i do not know about jewelry but doubt it would do any good. i applied coat after coat, according to instructions, to antique silver plated flatware and could see no improvement whatsoever. in my humble opinion a total waste of a few dollars.
1270095
I doubt it as to get a good bond one needs the friction of steady "rubbing" and this is difficult on tiny, probably rounded surfaces. However, it will do no harm to try and using a "cotton bud" to apply and rub the polish on to the surface may be helpful.
1912835
Used it on mine. The difference was night and day. Went from thinking about a replacement to a brand new look. My ring is Triton brand.
633256
Yes to a great extent. You may have to work with the piece over several applications and wipe offs. I strongly recommend the cleaning cloth from the same company. You may also want to go at the piece with some cleanser first. When the tarnish actually pits the silver, not much can be done.
1109392
Yes as long as its a rotary dremel also use water as your cutting the stone it will make the diamond last along time even if its a couple drops from a wet spong it'll help
218058
Not sure what is meant by "show the tarnish". It Slows the tarnish process considerable. I use it for that purpose and it works.
572715
I truly don't know but my wife used it on her diamond as well as a fake emarald. Neither was noticably cleaner after using it though.
1993186
clean your ring as soon as tarnish starts to appear, i use a soft polishing wheel on my rotary tool for a better shine.
1346709
The back of the jar suggests the product be used on diamonds, precious stones, platinum and gold. I would suggest using a sterling silver cleaner for the band and vinegar and water for the glass part.
1109479
Yes it removes tarnish and helps to prevent future tarnish. Your mileage may vary
1488849
Yes it will. I have done some steampunk jewelry doing just that and it worked out well. Be sure there is no oil on the bowl of the spoon. wipe it down with acetate. KEN...
2094500
Lauren. It would work well on silver and gold. I am not sure on the other three metals but people polish rocks with them so I don't see why not.
690833
I tried it on bluestone--first I called DuPont and they confirmed it was safe for bluestone. It did not remove the stain and left a white ring where the stain remover was applied that I can't get off so intact the oil stain is now more noticeable than before
651381
This solution should not damage the metal. However, some artificial stones do not tolerate silver cleaning solutions very well. I would suggest that you take the cap from a water bottle or juice bottle, and place a bit of this solution in it. You can then put the tip of the post in the solution, without placing the entire earring in it. Once you are done, just quickly rinse with water, and pat dry. No matter what you use this for, it only needs a few seconds to clean jewelry. Don't walk away. If you leave metal too long in the solution, it with start to strip the shine or sheen from the metal. You don't need more that 45 seconds; usually less than that to fully polish your jewelry, and make it look sparkling new. This is a great product. If you are still concerned about damaging your posts, you can put toothpaste on a paper towel, and rub the posts. It does pretty well at removing most tarnish. Hope this helps.
1638156
By usig the proper mandrel buffing pads and wheels can be used. Soft pads will require a polishing medium. I have used my dremmel for polishing everything from brass knobs to fine jewelry. Stones I am not too sure of. All I can say there is lay your money down and give it a try.
1465652
This worked for me on sapphire crystal and diamonds, but I am not sure it would work for other gems.
807278
I would say YES, but keep in mind that this polish works best while doing small areas (3 x 3) inches. I suggest using a soft cotton cloth (an old tee shirt) or something similar. For areas that are heavily tarnished, you may need 2 or more applications. This polish really does work well.
317553
The label says it will clean "all stainless steel surfaces." If your jewelry isn't too detailed or filigreed, it should work fine, but some rubbing is necessary to bring out the best shine.