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Premeasured Jewelry Cleaner Pack for Ultrasonic, Spray & Soak
Product description
Professional-strength formula: A concentrated cleaner created to dissolve dirt, skin oils, cosmetics and light grime from jewelry while restoring surface sparkle and clarity.
Packaged as premeasured sachets: The product comes as ten single-use packets so each dose is consistent and ready to add to an ultrasonic or sonic cleaning machine, a spray bottle, or a soak jar—no measuring required.
Safe on common precious materials: The blend is non-ammoniated, non-toxic and non-flammable, formulated to be safe for diamonds, gold, silver and many types of fine gemstones. Note: this is intended to remove grime and residues, not to remove tarnish.
Multiple application methods: Use one packet in an ultrasonic or sonic cleaner for automated cycles, pour into a jar of warm water for a soak bath, or dilute for use as a spray-and-wipe solution. For best results on heavily soiled or intricately set pieces, follow the cycle with gentle brushing.
Trusted by professionals: Designed with jewelers and hobbyists in mind, these packets offer an easy, consistent way to maintain and refresh jewelry pieces between professional cleanings.
Pros
- Single-use, premeasured packets for consistent results
- Safe for diamonds, gold, silver and many gemstones
- Works with ultrasonic, soak baths, or diluted as a spray
Cons
- Not formulated to remove tarnish
- May need gentle brushing for tight settings
- Best results require warm water for soaking
VerdictThese premeasured cleaner packets deliver professional-style results for routine jewelry maintenance. The non-ammoniated, non-flammable formula tackles body oils, lotions, and surface dirt while remaining safe for diamonds, gold, silver and most gem materials. Pop a sachet into an ultrasonic or sonic cleaner, mix in a soak jar, or dilute for a spray bottle. For tight settings and undersides of sto
Reviews
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terrell barnes 5/5
They actually work
Cleans my jewelry very well.
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Nancy Jane 5/5
Tip: Use warm water for best results
Worked great once I used warm water (under 122°F). My gold and diamond pieces shone, but the fluid couldn’t reach tiny side stones—an electric toothbrush with a bit of dish soap cleaned the undersides nicely.
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dm214 5/5
My rings look brand new
In my sonic cleaner it removed dirt and debris. Best cleaner I’ve used—my rings have never sparkled so much.
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M R 5/5
Solid improvement
Works much better than the previous cleaner I tried.
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Mlynne7 5/5
Jeweler-grade for ultrasonic use
Formulated for ultrasonic machines and works well on gold. Easy-to-use premeasured pouches. I always follow with a polishing cloth for the best finish on gold.
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Andrew Brown 4/5
Good for light grime—better with a brush
I ran a 480-second ultrasonic cycle on solid gold, gold-plated and silver pieces. The solution removed everyday lotion and light buildup, and pieces looked fresher but not mirror-bright on its own. Adding a soft toothbrush with a drop of dish soap and about 30 seconds of gentle scrubbing made the items, especially plated bracelets, noticeably more reflective. Use a very soft brush on plated items to protect the finish.
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Polish Girl 5/5
Consistently sparkling
I use these in my ultrasonic cleaner for bracelets, necklaces and earrings. Everything comes out clean and bright, and I like not having to measure from a bottle.
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colefolks 5/5
Adds real sparkle
Great cleaning solution—really brings out the sparkle in jewelry.
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Bonnie Grunert 5/5
Efficient and effective
Cleans jewelry well in an ultrasonic machine—very satisfied with the product.
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Nese 5/5
Better than expected—store-quality results
I usually have jewelry cleaned professionally; the packet I tried produced results that matched the store cleaning. Cleaned all my pieces and they looked like new.
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Dee B 5/5
Top-notch cleaner
One of the best cleaners I’ve used. My rings have never shone this much.
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Francisco Sosa 5/5
Excellent item
Exactly as described—very good product.
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Dave O. Hyndman 4/5
Does an adequate job
Cleans jewelry decently.
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