The diamond handles ultrasonic cleaning – the setting decides whether it is safe.
A few questions to be sure
How to do it
- Time
- 3 min
- Water
- Lukewarm, 30–40 °C
One drop of mild dish soap. Run the ring on its own and check the stones afterwards.
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
GIA writes that diamonds in a secure setting can be cleaned but that ultrasound can shake stones loose and wear the edges of stones set close together. Fracture-filled diamonds should not be run at all.
Watch out for
- Loose stone or worn prong: take it to a jeweler
- Pavé: check first
- Fracture-filled diamond: avoid
Sources
Cleaners that fit this
Ranked by fit, never by commission.
- GemOro 1783 0.6 L · 42 kHzSee price on Amazon
- GT Sonic VGT-800 0.6 L · 40 kHzSee price on Amazon
- Magnasonic CD2800 0.6 L · 42 kHzSee price on Amazon
- Details
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Good to have for this
- Ultrasonic jewelry cleaning solutionSee options on Amazon
- Soft microfiber clothsSee options on Amazon
- Mesh basket for small partsSee options on Amazon
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Clean it safely another way The safe way while you check
- Soft microfiber clothsSee options on Amazon
- Soft jewelry brushSee options on Amazon
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