Content

• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings
• What do you need

If you want to cleanse platinum, you should start by talking to a jeweler. A professional jeweler will recommend tools and cleaning products for cleaning platinum at home. Depending on the condition of the product, a normal cleaning agent and a soft cloth may be sufficient for cleaning. You can also use our tips.

Steps

1. 1 Ask your jeweler for advice. Ask about the tools and cleaning products that you can use.
2. 2 Check out the platinum item. If, for example, your piece of jewelry combines platinum and gold, then the cleaning method will be different.
3. 3 Use a platinum cleaner. A soft suede cloth works well for cleaning and polishing. Clean platinum items at least once a month.
4. 4 If a purchased or homemade solution does not work, then use the services of a professional jeweler.
5. 5 Add a few drops of ammonia to the soapy water.
6. 6 Be careful to brush the cleaning solution onto the discolored piece of jewelry. Use an old toothbrush or other soft brush. Work carefully to remove plaque.
7. 7 Rinse the product with warm water. Let it dry. You can also wipe it dry with a soft plush cloth while polishing the platinum.
8. 8 To remove grease from a piece that combines platinum with gold, try dipping it in rubbing alcohol.

Tips

• If the item shows obvious signs of wear or scratches, take it to your jeweler for polishing.
• If you regularly send your jewelry to a jeweler for cleaning, then a half-year interval is sufficient.
• Remove platinum jewelry before showering or cleaning to avoid discoloration, staining, or damage.
• If you have precious stones, you should seek the services of a professional who will use special tools and means to clean the platinum product.
• Store platinum items separately to avoid scratches. They shouldn't touch each other; You can wrap the jewelry in soft tissue paper or put it in the upholstered section of the box.

Warnings

• Do not expose the product to chlorine or chlorinated water. Chlorine and other harsh chemicals or detergents can damage delicate items, including gold and precious stones.
• Platinum gemstone jewelry is very easy to damage.
• Never clean near a sink or other openings to avoid dropping the product.

What do you need

• Professional jeweler
• Platinum cleaner
• Soft suede fabric
• Soap
• Water
• Ammonia
• Capacity
• Soft brush
• Rubbing alcohol