If you have a beautiful moissanite engagement ring, a basic moissanite or necklace, bracelet, or any other moissanite or diamond jewellery, you understand the importance of keeping it clean. For the stones to sparkle and dazzle, as well as retain their fire, they must be cleaned. Moissanite is prone to become dull as a result of the oil in soaps, cosmetics, your skin, and your daily activities.
Grease but also oil can have a significant effect on them, but this is something that can easily be remedied with a thorough cleaning! To keep any Moissanite and diamond jewellery looking new, clean it at least once a month.
Bathing with Detergent
Make a small dish of soapy water with warm water. Just use mild liquid laundry detergent which does not contain “soap,” as this will leave a different form of “film” on the Moissanite’s surface. For any sort of jewellery, we don’t advocate using abrasive cleaners. Using a toothbrush, gently clean the pieces and thoroughly rinse them. To dry the jewellery completely, you might use a hair dryer.
Water That Is Too Cold
Making a cup of a solution with water with household ammonia or a similar product as Mr. Clean is another option for cleaning your home. 3/4-part water, 1/4-part cleaning chemical is our recommendation. Allow 10 minutes for the Moissanite jewellery to soak, then gently tap all around back and the front of the installation with a toothbrush, reaching behind the mounting if possible. Rinse it completely with hot water before allowing it to air dry.
Cleaning Tools for Jewelry at Home
Several formulated, non-toxic liquid jewellery cleaners, such as Gem Care, are available for purchase. These cleaners are perfect for removing “film” off a gemstone’s surface.
Cleaner using Ultrasound
It’s the crucial aspect of keeping your Moissanites in good condition. Prior to dispatching orders, our jewelers use this procedure. It produces high-frequency turbulence that cleans the majority of your jewellery.
Recommendations in addition to the above
Avoid wearing fine jewellery when participating in sports or performing any type of strenuous job. A forceful blow along the grain of Moissanite can chip it, despite it being the most durable primary structure known to humankind.
Try to keep your Moissanite jewellery separated when you’re not wearing it. Moissanite items left in a drawer or in contact with the other jewellery in a jewellery case may scratch one another other jewellery.
Water and mild soap
Use mild detergent, warm water, and a soft toothbrush is among the safest and yet simplest way of cleaning your Moissanite jewellery.
- Half-fill a stirring bowl with hot water.
- Stir in a bit of dish soap. Use abrasive cleansers sparingly.
- Soak the Moissanite jewellery in the basin for 10-20 minutes.
- Gently brush the stone with the soft toothbrush, being sure to get into all of the hard-to-reach places.
- To remove any detergent residue, rinse it well under warm running water. Don’t forget to unclog your drains!
- Dry the Moissanite thoroughly by air drying or using a lint-free towel.
Paper or paper towels should not be used to clean your ring since they may keep fibres and dust behind.
The methodology of ammonia
Although ammonia may appear to be a dangerous and harsh chemical, this is a very natural and safe product that is often used to clean moissanite jewellery. If your Moissanite Rings are visibly unclean, this approach will work wonders.
- Make an ammonia-to-warm-water solution in a mixing basin.
- If you’re concerned about ammonia sensitivity, wear gloves while stirring the solution.
- Soak Moissanite for 10-15 minutes in the bowl.
- Use a soft toothbrush to carefully brush the stone, being sure to be getting into all of the hard-to-reach places.
- Don’t forget to unclog the drain.
- You could either rinse its Moissanite under hot running water or wash it with water and a light soap to remove any residue.) Allow the Moissanite to air dry or dry it well with a lint-free towel.
- Again, avoid using tissue and paper towels to clean your ring because they may leave fibres or dust behind.
Make sure you’re using the right jewellery cleaner for the metal and gemstone you’re working with. If you’re cleaning your expensive jewellery at home, be aware of the jewels and metals you’re working with. Harsh chemicals should never be used to clean your fine jewellery since they might cause corrosion to the settings. Instead, immerse most fine jewellery in warm water with washing soap to clean it. Scrub with such a soft toothbrush and air dry.
Insure it.
Insuring your fine jewellery will help alleviate any stress associated with the loss of your prized possessions. This can be added on to your homeowner’s policy, or there are various companies who specialize in fine jewellery insurance.
It is critical to maintain the lustre and longevity of your expensive jewellery.
To use a Cleansing Creme is a great way to keep your room tidy and fresh scented
- Use a professional cleaning cream to restore the brilliance of your moissanite if that has any spots, appears foggy, or has a thicker grime buildup than typical.
- This silver polishing cream is a great choice for moissanite because it removes surface stains and works well on moissanite. To make it easier for the cream to flow around the moissanite, moisten the surface with water first.
- Apply a tiny amount of polishing cream to a small brush even with bristles or even a non-abrasive cloth.
- With one hand, apply the polishing cream to your moissanite jewellery, gently massaging the moissanite’s surface. Cleaning the moissanite might just take a few minutes. It’s possible that you’ll have to rinse and repeat.
- Check for any stains and cloudiness after carefully cleaning the stone. Dry and buff the stone with a delicate clean cloth if it looks clean and dazzling.
