Just like everything else in life, jewellery needs to be cleaned periodically to remain looking at its best, so it’s important to know which products to use. With that in mind, the Connoisseurs jewellery cleaner line contains products suitable for every type of jewellery imaginable, including watches.
Choosing the right products for your needs can be tricky at first, but you needn’t worry, as we take closer look at them now to give you the lowdown. By the end, you’ll know what’s what and understand what to opt for, for best results. So, if you’re ready - let’s dive in!
Precious Metal Cleaning
Silver and gold can be cleaned in a variety of ways, and we love the Connoisseurs range for attaining a bright shine on both metals. Solid pieces can be dipped into their specialist cleaning pots to penetrate tarnish and dirt. Simply rinse with water after.
Cloths are another popular option and the Selvyt range is our most popular and well-renowned. Choose from different options specially created for both silver and gold and impregnated with polishing compound.
Cleaning Diamond Rings
When you have a diamond ring that needs some freshening up, it’s time to reach for another of the various Connoisseurs jewellery cleaner products. This time it’s their Advanced Diamond Cleaner which comes equipped with a gentle bristle pen that has a special scratch-filling polymer inside. This is a quick and easy way to breathe life into any platinum of gold diamond engagement rings with inset precious stones.
Watch Cleaning
Some extra bits are often required for cleaning up watches. The delicate parts can be very sensitive to touch, so finger cots are a great option to protect these parts from any oils or grease on your hands. An air blower can help to remove dust or debris from the watch without the need for any additional cleaning product. Finally, pith and peg wood are popular option to soak up unwanted oils from small parts and even tools.
As you can see even with this brief selection of the available options, there is something from our cleaning range for pretty much every type of cleaning job imaginable. When you’re wanting to clean jewellery, it’s important that you don’t just leave what you use to get the job done to chance. Use the wrong products and you risk damaging your jewellery and if you use a cleaning cloth that’s too abrasive, you might leave scratches behind.
At Maddison of Durham, we stock a wide range of jewellery cleaning products, so if you’d like to see our complete line of cleaning items, you should take a look around our website. Alternatively, if you would like any advice or guidance on anything we’ve discussed here, simply email us at info@maddisonsofdurham.co.uk and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. That’s it for this time. We hope you have found this blog useful. We’ll be back soon with more hints, tips and advice on all things watch and jewellery repair.
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