Best way to keep your ring always sparkling

Me too!

What soap do you use

Wow, thank you!

Glad we could help!

Baking soda is abrasive tho

I love it!

Yes

It does - but can also get a bit dirtier over time. Some people get a small chain to wear around their neck to reduce the chances of that happening

As a jeweler, first-I always tell people pick ONE safe location to put your ring in no matter how inconvenient it is for you rather you have to run up the stairs or not to go put your ring in that same spot every time it will lessen the chance of it getting lost off your finger (ie: forgetting where you put it for a couple years, your husband throwing it away in a bunch of junk mail, your cat pawing into the garbage- all of these things have happened to customers of mine and more) - second- don’t take it off your finger unless it is for an event like something that will harm it such as moving something heavy (ie going to the gym, moving your house, etc) or going to any water events such the beach or lake - I can’t tell you how many clients have lost their rings boating, or playing in the water some way as your finger contracts then the water pulls it off- or you take it off as to not lose it in the water and it gets lost in the sand- just don’t take it on vacations- or harsh chemicals- like if you’re working with something that you know will legit harm your ring such as cleaning solutions above windex - I find that most people are smart enough to wear gloves which covers the ring. I’m saying all this because every time you take your ring off your increasing the risk to lose it- just like you said. It absolutely is the case, and although hairspray may make your ring dirty and some of these daily chemicals we are around may microscopically damage the gold, it certainly doesn’t compare to the tears of a stolen ring because you took it off at work, or a lost ring because you can’t find it in your own house (and that has happened so many times to clients). So, lessen your chances- wear your ring. Only take it off when necessary and have that one place to put it- then just clean it. And she’s not saying in this video but it’s dawn dish soap that cuts the grease as all diamonds are made of coal and have a layer of oil (grease) on them that attracts dirt and or just buy jewelry cleaner as they are using in their machine. PS don’t ever use an ultra sonic machine on your jewelry it will loosen the stones more than anything else they are talking about and should only be used by the actual jeweler themselves as when the stones start falling out then they can replace or tighten them. Don’t let people do that with your jewelry. I never use them on my jewelry- especially estate pieces- ever.

@@silvergirl7810 You are absolutely right. One place where the ring(s) goes. The only time I've ever "lost" my rings/important bracelet is when I've had my attention divided and put them in an odd place. Also, I do have cats and you have to put them where the cats can't get them. You can't think "Oh, they aren't interested." They can decide they are and who knows where you'll find your engagement ring (if you ever do...). Years ago, I had a few things disappear and actually considered calling the police, as we rented in a building with tenants AND LANDLORDS that changed often. All my pretty semi-precious stuff was disappearing, mostly bracelet and necklaces, things with chains and links. We went to move, and I picked up our cat's little basket with a pillow: And there were all my MIA jewelry items, stashed under his pillow. I guess he liked the slinky feel of them, and the sparkle. He wouldn't give me any details. :) I forgave him and reclaimed my stuff.