How to clean your jewelry?

Making your jewelry look good as new is not as difficult as you might think. There are many inexpensive household items you can use to clean your jewelry. Read our tips on how to clean your jewelry and make it look as shiny as new when you got it.

Arrange professional cleaning

We recommend that you bring your most valuable and valuable jewelry to a jeweler for professional cleaning. Professional cleaning cleans your jewelry safely and thoroughly.

You should also ask for jewelry to be checked for anomalies before cleaning them. For example, the claws in a diamond bracelet can become loose over time, causing the gem to fall out of the bracelet. Your jeweler can resolve these issues before irreversible damage is done.

Use a mild cleanser

Rumor has it that Elizabeth Taylor used hot water and gin to wash her 33.19-carat Krupp diamond ring. However, Mondia experts say that if you're cleaning jewelry at home, you should soak it in a mixture of warm water and mild dishwashing liquid for half an hour, then scrub it gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush.

Baking soda's mild, non-abrasive consistency makes it another great choice for cleaning metals and gems. Simply pour a little baking soda into a bowl and mix it with a little warm water to make a soft paste. Gently wipe with your fingers, rinse the part with warm water, and then dry with a flannelfree cloth.

Be extra careful when cleaning small items - especially earrings that can get lost.