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STEP 4 If you use Connoisseurs cleaning products, they come with a small fine cleaning brush. The next step is to carefully use this brush to brush over your jewellery. Do not be afraid to scrub under your diamonds, as silly things such as soaps and perfumes get easily stuck and makes your diamonds look dull. To create your own cleaning brush, we can recommend an old fine mascara brush or baby tooth brush. You don’t want a large brush as it may be damaging but also awkward to use on smaller pieces.


STEP 5 Re-dip your jewellery several times in the cleaning solution and scrub all over. When you have done this several times, place your jewellery into the other small jug of fresh water for also around 20 seconds. Take your jewellery out, place on a cloth and repeat this process but with a fresh jug of water. It is important to rinse off any cleaning solutions as it may become irritable on the skin but also leave an oxidised effect on the jewellery.


STEP 6 The final step is to dry off your jewellery and clean it with a microfibre cloth if you don’t own a specialist cleaning cloth. Be extremely careful not to snag any claw setting when drying and polishing your jewellery.


If you find it hasn’t fully restored your ring, repeat the process all again!


Remember with precious metals such as white gold, they will need a specialised rhodium coating at a jewellers, for that extra white finish. When your jewellery is looking fabulous and clean, place your jewellery in a safe clean place.


There are many old wives’ tales on how to clean your jewellery, but it is crucial not to use any harsh home cleaning chemicals such as bleach or vinegar to clean your jewellery. It is better to repeat the process of using softer cleaning solutions.


If you have any further questions regarding cleaning your jewellery at home or products that can help, call Johnson’s on 02476 347 038 or email info@johnsonsjewellers.co.uk.


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