Maybe a stupid question....

SpringBride1114

Is it possible to "over clean" an e-ring. I clean mine about once or twice a week and am now wondering if it is to much, is it?

goheels05

I think it depends on the material.  Mine is platinum and I clean it that often and it's fine.

dsouldiva

If it's white gold over cleaning may mean that you will need to get it re-rhodiumed more frequently, I believe that all white gold needs to go through the process where they add rhodium to keep it's colour.Probably best to check with a jeweller

mouget

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bohmankj

My Jewler told me not to clean my ring myself (he's a little anal.) He wants to be the only one to clean it.  If it has any smaller dimonds along with the main one, I would be careful.  They may come loose.

bingham101

My jewler gave me solution. On the insturction is tells you how often to clean. I just place mine in the solution for about a minute and blot off the access. Mine recommends  a 30 second soak once a day. I clean it about once a month.

sudslover

My jeweler gave me solution also.  His wife keeps her ring in the solution every night and rinses it off in the morning.  It does not hurt the ring at all.  I'm not that good about keeping mine so clean.Just make sure to check your prongs every so often which is probably why the jeweler mentioned above wanted to clean the ring himself.  If the prongs catch on something, they may become loose and a lost stone could result.