These Jewellery Cleaning Machines Makes My Engagement Ring Look Brand New
A underrated wardrobe essential
Sofia Piza
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I have a confession to make: I used to take off my engagement and wedding rings all the time, which usually raised a few eyebrows amongst my other married friends. Why? I wasn't having an affair, don't worry... I just couldn't bear them getting dirty or gunky, so I would take them off every time I put on hand cream, washed my hands, went swimming, and the likes.
Now, however, those days are over, because I've finally found the perfect solution: a jewellery cleaning machine, which uses ultrasonic waves to help clean your precious pieces by using vibrations to dislodge oil, dirt and everything in between. You've probably seen said machines as you scroll through your FYP, watching on in awe as they completely transform dirty jewellery into shiny, new pieces once again.
My expert recommendation to fellow jewellery magpies and devoted engagement ring up-keepers is to invest in one, stat. However, I understand that the many options can prove more than a little confusing. From different sizes to frequencies, the perfect jewellery cleaning machine is bound to be available regardless of your needs—and I've rounded up the best on-sale ones here to help.
So, if you're planning to purchase some new-season everyday investment jewellery, anticipating an engagement ring coming your way soon, or looking for an excellent Christmas gift for a loved one or yourself, you'll probably want one of these machines on hand to ensure each piece stays good as new.
Best Jewellery Cleaning Machines: Quick Shopping Links
- My favourite jewellery cleaning machine: £28.89 at Amazon (save 15%)
- Best portable jewellery cleaning machine: £25.64 at Amazon (save 36%)
- Best long-lasting jewellery cleaning machine: £30.37 at Amazon (save 29%)
- Easiest to use jewellery cleaning machine: £19.99 at Amazon
How Do Jewellery Cleaning Machines Work?
Easy, you just pop your jewellery into the basket (it also works for waterproof watches and glasses too), fill it with water and set the machine to run for under two minutes. Then, the jewellery comes up clean and looks as good as new. Seriously, it's that simple!
It's basically a smaller version of what they use in jewellery shops—and trust me when I tell you that my engagement ring has never looked so sparkly.
Below, I have included the machine I use and love, as well as other stellar options on the market and some tools for on-the-go cleaning to ensure you keep your most prized possessions and future family heirlooms looking their absolute best.
Shop the Best Jewellery Cleaning Machines:
Buy this if: You want an affordable all-rounder
This jewellery cleaner gets so much use in my house, and my husband even uses it to clean his glasses. The 750ml machine generates 40kHz with 35W power of ultrasonic waves output for a powerful yet gentle clean, and won't damage your valuables while keeping them looking like new.
Buy this if: You want a high-quality, long-lasting machine
With incredibly stellar reviews, this ultrasonic cleaner has a built-in mute cooling fan. This unique feature helps keep the machine cool, allowing for twice the lifespan compared to other jewellery cleaning machines on the market.
Buy this if: You're after a heavy-duty, professional machine
This larger cleaner allows for multiple items to be cleaned at once. Compatible with different materials, from metals to glass and rubber, it is a versatile piece of equipment that is bound to leave more than just your jewellery sparkling.
Buy this if: You want to clean more than just jewellery
Not only does this small cleaning machine look good enough to have out on display, but it can also make more than just jewellery nice and shiny. Retainers, tweezers, razors and more will all be squeaky clean.
Buy this if: You want an easy-to-use machine
This is a great option if you're looking for a smaller, easy-to-use, and powerful machine. It features a see-through lid that is attached to the base, making loading and unloading an extra-easy task.
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Of course, while jewellery cleaning machines are a brilliant way to keep your most precious pieces clean, they can only do so much alone. However, we've gathered some expert tips from MC UK's in-house jewellery experts, who have worked in jewellery for years, on the best jewellery-cleaning products to achieve the best results.
Whether you're tackling tarnishing rather than dirt, or want to get a really impressive sparkle on your diamonds, she's rounded up the best jewellery cleaning products to take your deep-clean that one step further.
One of my biggest expert tips is to quickly clean your jewellery with a muslin cloth. The soft material is great at preventing silver and gold from tarnishing as it is made from pure, unbleached cotton. The slightly rough texture these cloths tend to have is a great natural way to scrub away any excess dirt without scratching the piece.
Speaking of toothbrush-like tools, they're the best for dislodging dirt through manual scrubbing. This set is originally intended for cleaning grout, but you can keep a separate set for your jewellery - it includes two brushes of varying sizes and softness depending on how delicate the piece you're cleaning is.
This jewellery cleaning kit is perfect for delicate jewellery you wouldn't want to risk damaging—I'm talking solid gold and pearl-adorned pieces. Simply spray the solution and gently scrub away dirt with the mini toothbrush-like tool included in the kit. It's the exact cleaner I used on high-priced pieces.
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Penny Goldstone is the Contributing Fashion Editor at Marie Claire UK. She writes about catwalk trends and the latest high street and Instagram sartorial must-haves. She also helms the Women Who Win franchise.
She has worked in fashion for over 10 years, contributing to publications such as Cosmopolitan, Red, Good Housekeeping, and Stylist.
- Sofia PizaFashion Writer