Avoid – nearly all emeralds have fractures filled with oil or resin.
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 estimates that at least 90 percent of all emeralds are fracture-filled. Ultrasound can weaken stones that are already fractured and dissolve the filler.
Do this instead
- Lukewarm soapy water and a soft brush
- No heat
Sources
Cleaners that fit this
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- 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
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- Ultrasonic jewelry cleaning solutionSee options on Amazon
- Soft microfiber clothsSee options on Amazon
- Soft jewelry brushSee options on Amazon
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- Soft jewelry brushSee options on Amazon
- Soft microfiber clothsSee options on Amazon
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