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Yes, then softly scrub gently, rinse and do gently.

To help scrub off any hairspray lotion, or anything that gets on the Jewelry or Diamonds

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Yes! Rise with baking soda/ water solution to remove the oder then rinse with water. Recommend for diamonds not other gemstones

@@ginathegemologist Thank you! I assume you mean 'rinse' not 'rise'?

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What was the baking soda for?

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Baking soda is used for the jewelry that has caked on lotion, hairspray & all the things. You can scrub the jewelry with baking soda to break up the crusty stuff. My apologies for the delay in response!

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Yes, ammonia is safe to you on diamonds, earth minded or lab grown diamonds.

Hi Grace, yes this method is safe for white gold. 😁 thank you so much for watching!

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Hi New Moon In Cancer, What is the diameter sizes on the 1.60cttw vs. the 2.40 cttw? There are severals things to look at, diameter is a great start.

Hi B0nNcy, No, windex does not hurt diamonds.

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The baking soda is to help take the dirt if the jewelry is very dirty.

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Hahaha not on these earrings oops. The baking soda is to help take the dirt if the jewelry is very dirty.

The baking soda is to help take the dirt if the jewelry is very dirty.

Ammonia helps loosen up any harden lotion, food or anything else.

It helps when checking your jewelry for potential problems but it’s not necessary. It’s recommended to have a professional jewelry store check it once a year, which they would use magnification to inspect it.

Hi Vanna, I like Windex best because it is easier to clean off than soap. Dawn soap works great too. It is personal preference. Which is a great point! Thank you for commenting.

Yes, water & windex will work great. The baking soda is for the extra dirty pieces.

Thank you so much for the feedback! Glad it was helpful!

And how do you use it?

Christina Siqueiros to remove the lotion, hairspray & environment off put a little baking soda on a soft toothbrush, get it wet and gently scrub. Not putting to much pressure to keep the jewelry safe.

Alan Seann thanks for your question. The baking soda helps remove any hairspray or other debris that gets on earrings.

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