
Diamonds sparkle
forever, but that doesn’t mean that they and the metal rings they sit upon
don’t have to be cleaned. These are things you can do.
Warm Water
The first step is to fill up a cup
with some warm water. It should be lukewarm. It should not be too hot for you
to touch it. You don't want to use your sink because you don't want to take a
chance that one of Ringleaders’ gorgeous engagement rings
in Brisbane is going to fall down the drain by accident.
Detergent
The second step is to add some
detergent to the warm water. Make sure that it is mixed well. The water just
needs to be a little bit soapy. Therefore, you are only going to need a small
amount of the detergent.
Soak
The third step is to soak the diamond
ring in the soapy water for about ten minutes. This should be enough time for
the grime on the ring to breakdown so that it can easily be removed.
Glass Cleaner
The fourth step is to get another cup
and add some glass cleaner that is ammonia-based. It is very important that you
do not use a chlorine-based glass cleaner. This is because it can chemically
react to the metal that is inside of the engagement ring.
Remove
The fifth step is to remove the ring
after it has been sitting in its detergent bath for about ten minutes. It can then
be placed into the second cup on the glass cleaner for another ten minutes. It
is important to remember that you only need to do steps 4 and 5 if your ring is
very dirty.
Soft Bristle Brush
The sixth step is to remove the
engagement ring from the solution and gently clean all of its sides with a soft
bristle brush. The edges and the back of the ring are going to need an extra
scrub. This is because this is where the dirt is going to build up the most. If
you have an engagement ring that has prongs in it, then you are going to need
to be careful that you are not brushing it too hard. The bristles can get
caught in the prongs.
Back Into Solution
The seventh step is to put the
engagement ring back into the solution of the water and the detergent. Then you
can brush the jewellery while being soaked in the solution. This will allow the
loosened dirt to be washed off.
Running Water
The eighth step is to rinse off the
engagement ring with some clean running water. If you happen to be using the
sink, make sure that the strainer is plugged into the drain. You don’t want
your ring to end up going down the drain.
Drying
The ninth step is to use a lint free
cloth to dry off the engagement ring. Then, if you think it is necessary, you
can blow dry the ring using the hair dryer. Do not let the water evaporate on
the ring. This is because it is going to cause water stains on the ring.
Routine Check
The tenth step is to check for any
damage that could have happened during the cleaning of the ring. This damage
could include a loosening of the prongs.
By knowing
the ways on how to clean the precious ring on your finger, you will be able to
ensure that it remains in tiptop shape.
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