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How to
use Wright’s Jewelry Care
Ideal for diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, garnet,
onyx, jade, gold, and platinum.
- Place jewelry in enclosed basket
- Agitate thoroughly in cleaner
- Use enclosed brush to loosen stubborn dirt
- Rinse under running water
- Dry with clean cloth
Do not use on stringed necklaces, pearls, coral, opals,
malachite, ivory, turquoise, shells, amber, marcasite,
glued fittings, painted surfaces, or other porous materials
We do not recommend prolonged soaking. For silver
jewelry, use Wright’s Silver Polish to remove tarnish.
In case of eye contact, flush with water.
Jewelry
Care Q&A
I have a silver bracelet with
turquoise stones. What’s the best way to clean and polish
it?
Polish the silver part of the jewelry with Wright’s
Silver Cream or Anti-Tarnish Silver Polish. If any gets
on the turquoise, simply rinse it away. Clean the turquoise
with a clean, soft cloth only.
I have a gold ring with an opal
stone. How should I clean it?
Never immerse opal in any cleaner. Opals contain up
to 10 percent water and their color and sparkle are best maintained
by a periodic soaking in distilled water.
How should I clean my gold watch?
Swish the gold watchband in Wright’s Jewelry Care, taking
care not to get the watch wet. Rinse well (again, don’t
wet the watch) and dry.
Can I clean stringed necklaces
with Wright’s Jewelry Care?
Do not use any liquid cleaners; these may eventually
rot the string.
What about ultrasonic cleaning
machines?
These machines vibrate a cleaning solution around your
jewelry and are not any more effective than gently agitating
jewelry in Wright’s Jewelry Care. If you have an ultrasonic
cleaner, Wright’s Jewelry Care can be used as the cleaning
solution.
What is the environmental impact
of your polishes?
All Wright’s products are formulated for low environmental
impact. You will find that you need to use only a small
amount of our polishes, decreasing the impact even further.
Are your products dangerous? Why are they marked “Keep
out of reach of children?”
This is simply a general warning. All cleaning products should be kept away
from children, regardless of their ingredients. Wright’s products are not toxic,
but they should not be ingested or come in contact with the eyes.
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