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Jewelry Cleaner (Gold with Gemstones)


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  • 3 cups ammonia
  • 1 cup water
  • 3 drops any dish soap

Soak jewelry for a few minutes then rinse well with water.

Warning: Do Not Use with Pearls or costume jewelry.

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By imaqt1962 from Illinois Editor's Note: If you want a smaller batch, cut the recipe down to 1 cup ammonia, 1/3 cup water, 1 drop dish soap.

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By Alison Fourie (Guest Post)
January 10, 20060 found this helpful

I would recommend cleaning jewellery with half vinegar and water in a cup with a few drops of lemon juice, I use this method to clean all gold, silver and diamond jewellery, I was told to use the method by a Diamond Expert and I can say it makes your diamonds and gold shine.

 
By Swati (Guest Post)
January 11, 20060 found this helpful

I would recommend using a teaspoon of reetha powder(found in any indian grocery store) in bowl of water for cleaning gold, silver, brass and copper ornaments and artifacts.

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It brings back the lustre and keeps it that way for almost a year.

If the grime is too much keep it in the bowl for overnight.

 

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