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Is it OK for your ultrasonic cleaner?

Charm bracelet

Yes
Check first
No

The bracelet itself is often fine – the charms are what decide it.

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A few questions to be sure

Is the piece solid, or plated/gilded?
Does the silver have deliberately darkened (oxidized) areas in the pattern?
Are there stones in the piece?

How to do it

Time
3 min
Water
Lukewarm, 30–40 °C

Take off delicate charms and run the bracelet and the metal charms.

With these answers we do not recommend the ultrasonic cleaner, so there is no how-to.

Pick your cleaner to see if it fits, which setting to use and what its manual says.

Why

Charms often mix silver, plating, enamel, glass and glued stones. Pandora says that glass and oxidized or plated material should not go in an ultrasonic cleaner.

Watch out for

  • Glass, enamel and pearls: take them off first
  • Plated charms: avoid

Sources

  1. Pandora – jewellery care and maintenance

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