How often do you clean your e-ring or have it checked???

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#46
missD said:
Just wanted to add that I use a Sephora FACE brush to clean my diamond rings and it's awesome. I use the dish detergent + warm water route but I find that this brush really gets in there and scrubs things clean but is still VERY VERY VERY gentle. Prefer this over any old "soft" toothbrush.

Just $5

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I'll get Sparkle Sparkle now and can't wait to see the results!
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where do you get the sparkle sparkle?
 
#47
ame said:
Have you been using the Sparkle Sparkle? I am dying to know what you think!


Id like to say it became less frequent but uh it hasn't. I have made myself reserve it for once a week plus whack inspections. It's a sickness.

I actually use Mr. Clean and hot water sometimes for soaks, but usually the Sparkle Sparkle and hot water. I clean my rings every night. Sometimes in the morning too. And I super dry them after I wash my hands. With dish soap. lol.
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I must know more of this sparkle sparkle you speak of!
 
#48
It is the only positive experience from the whiteflash nightmare lol. They used to include it with purchases in a little bottle starter kit thing. I started googling to find it elsewhere and found their actual site, nventa.com I believe. You buy it based on what metal you have (gold or plat) and it's a little spray with little brushes :) I actually have the little brush from my Red Jar and pulled that out and dumped the cleaner out! That's the brush I usually use on my rings actually. Just VERY gently so nothing gets under a prong. I love the stuff, I started giving it out as gifts, and I ended up buying a bunch of little kits to give to my brides.

There is something about that stuff that I feel like keeps gunk from sticking...
 
#49
ame said:
It is the only positive experience from the whiteflash nightmare lol. They used to include it with purchases in a little bottle starter kit thing. I started googling to find it elsewhere and found their actual site, nventa.com I believe. You buy it based on what metal you have (gold or plat) and it's a little spray with little brushes :) I actually have the little brush from my Red Jar and pulled that out and dumped the cleaner out! That's the brush I usually use on my rings actually. Just VERY gently so nothing gets under a prong. I love the stuff, I started giving it out as gifts, and I ended up buying a bunch of little kits to give to my brides.

There is something about that stuff that I feel like keeps gunk from sticking...
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Must buy! I still need to see what that gunk is that sk uses to keep her white gold bright!

So how do you use this? Spray directly on then brush and rinse?
 
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