Dishwashing liquid, soft toothbrush, dry with a hair dryer. These were tips from my jeweler.

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Toothpaste and a soft toothbrush (unless there are pearls or opals involved).

Pearls, emeralds, and opals need to be treated differently.

Dawn - the blue one, and a very soft toothbrush.

Best jewelry cleaner ever is Grandma’s Secret jewelry cleaner I found at tjmaxx. The sonic could loosen stones over time.

I use windex and paper towel.

I just cleaned my jewelry with Soft Soap and a toothbrush. I also used vinegar and water on some. Turned out great.

I’m not familiar with that brand - but if it was purchased at a jewelry store you may be able to have it cleaned there. I know Tiffany’s does cleaning and polishing.

Sonic cleaners are pretty cheap, or try a soft cloth and the appropriate polish.

I haven’t been wearing any jewelry lately except for a necklace that I don’t take off(Kendra Scott). Getting kind of dirty even though I wash it while I shower. How do I get it gleaming again?