Is it okay on white gold? Will it rub the rhodium plating off my ring?
1780154
Great on white gold. It will not harm the rhodium plating. Just do not leave your jewelry in it soaking for hours or overnight. Follow the instructions.
1780155
I agree with TK. I actually prefer my white gold not heavily plated. It will take on a warmer more natural tone. I love this stuff with all my fine jewelry.
2044994
Yes I have 2 platinum rings and have had no problem..and they are expensive rings so if I use this it is safe.
475757
Pure gold itself does not tarnish, it is the alloys that tarnish and form the film on the jewelry. From a microscopic point of view, a small amount of the gold can be removed if rubbed hard and often. But I would guess to actually be able to see any gold removal would take decades of frequent rubbing. Use a liquid cleaner first, and then lightly polish the jewelry with the cloth.
1747535
My ring has some pave on the band and it seems to be working just fine in this cleaner. I clean my ring about once a week.
1740090
yes it will I run my jewerly under very hot water rise off and loosen the gunk... then i take a soft brissle tooth brush clean uo what i can ore clean it. drop it in here for a good 15 min but only place real jewerly if you plase the fake stuff it will turn or eat finish away. I never have had an issue with real stones or gold or silver ever love this stuff
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.
1780066
I wish I knew the right answer, because of how sensitive watch parts are, I would rather you ask a watch jeweler. I do use it for sensitive jewelry pieces.
1544731
There is a Wrights cream polish made just for silver that I would use instead. It works very well on silver as the copper one works on copper and brass.
334319
I usually only use this product on silver or silver plate and there is no need for soaking at all.....just a quick dip. I would recommend that you take your ring to a jeweler and let them steam clean and polish your ring. Most of them will do this for you at little or no cost.
1414237
I have used this on gold chains, but not silver and not on gold-plated jewelry. It does work on gold chains if you let it soak a minute or two, then use the scrub brush.
763748
I have been using it for many years; but only on silver-sterling or silverplate with a sponge (one usually comes with). On stones use a good liquid that comes in a bottle-use the brush that comes with it to brush gently on the stones so as not to damage them. Rinse both jewelry and silver with warm water no soap so as not to rub off the polish. I love the results!I forgot to add---no polish on pearls!!!!! And try and use the silver polish with tarnish preventative--it lasts much longer.
1851443
It's a very very thin layer of Gold. It would most likely wear off quickly...Look don't touch
235356
Of course you can clean white gold the same way you clean yellow gold. A short dip will usually do the trick. If the item has a stone, then you need to check the instructions on the label. Some gems are too porous to be dipped in the cleaner.
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.
1375612
You should be able to but gold does not get green if it is real gold. If it is an alloy the cleaner should work. T
1123658
Use a very small amount; but then, that is true for all usage. I use it on my silver/silver plated jewelry with a soft whit cloth or soft/durable paper towel. I have used it on EPNS silverware & flatware and so long as the silver plate/rhodium plate is not faded/gone then it should bring it up. Otherwise the base metal will come through, but this stuff is the least abrasive of any polish so I use it on everything.
763750
I haven't tried on anything like gems of stones, it works on silver well though. Sorry