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Jewelry Cleaner
pH-neutral, ammonia-free · Basket and brush · Private label
Cloudy diamond or dull gold? Soak 2–5 minutes in the basket, brush behind the stone and around the prongs, rinse, and pat dry, and the sparkle comes back. pH-neutral and ammonia-free, factory-direct private label.
- Rings and necklaces pick up skin oil, lotion, perfume, and soap every day, and the film collects behind the stone and in the prongs so light can't get in or bounce back. Surfactants loosen the film, a chelator carries off soap residue, and a short soak, a light brush, and a rinse bring the fire back.
- Pearls, opals, emeralds, turquoise, amber, coral, and lapis are porous or oil-treated and can dull or discolor in water; wipe them with a cloth and a drop of cleaner. Tarnish on silver is silver sulfide and needs a silver cleaner. Plated pieces should soak only a minute or two with gentle brushing so the plating isn't worn thin.
- MOQ
- 500 bottles
- Free samples
- Free samples in 3–5 days
- Bulk lead time
- Scheduled with the order after packaging and labels are approved
Product value
What jewelry can it clean?
CleenU Jewelry Cleaner cleans diamonds, gold, platinum, silver, and hard gemstones.
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- Product type
- pH-neutral, ammonia-free jewelry soak
- Core use
- Dulling film of skin oil, lotion, perfume, and soap on diamonds, gold, silver, and hard gemstones
- Formula focus
- Mild nonionic surfactants with a chelator, ammonia-free, pH 7.0–8.5; ready-to-use soak.
- Best for
- Jewelry brands, Jewelers and silver shops, Gift channels, Ecommerce sellers
Before & after
Before and after (illustration)
Before: a platinum diamond ring worn for a year has a gray film behind the diamond and in the prongs, and the stone looks cloudy. After: soaked 3 minutes, brushed, rinsed, and dried, the prongs are clean and the diamond sparkles again.
- Before: cloudy diamond, film behind the stone
- After soaking and brushing: clean prongs
- Sparkle clearly restored
How it works
How the dulling film comes off
The film on jewelry is skin oil, oils and silicones from skincare, perfume residue, and soap scum from soap reacting with hard-water minerals. Nonionic surfactants wet metal and stone and emulsify the oils, a chelator binds calcium and magnesium to dissolve the scum, the soft brush clears the prongs, and water rinses it away.
- Place in the basket
- Soak 2–5 minutes
- Emulsifies oil, dissolves scum
- Brush behind stones and prongs
- Rinse and pat dry
Usage guidance
Use guidance
- Place jewelry in the dip basket and soak 2–5 minutes.
- Brush behind the stones and around the prongs with the included soft brush.
- Rinse under water and pat dry with a soft cloth; limit plated pieces to 1–2 minutes.
Before you use it
Important notes
- Not for: Soaking pearls, opals, emeralds, turquoise, amber, or coral
- Not for: Tarnished silver (use a silver cleaner)
- Not for: Loose prongs or pavé in an ultrasonic
- Not for: Long soaks for plated pieces
- Test first for special materials, special equipment, or sensitive scenarios.
Product comparison
How to choose a Jewelry Cleaner
Use Jewelry Cleaner for everyday diamonds, gold, and hard gemstones, Stainless Steel Cleaner & Polish for stainless surfaces, and Bathroom Mirror Cleaner for mirrors and glass.
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| Decision point | Jewelry Cleaner | Dish soap and warm water |
|---|---|---|
| Film behind stones | Emulsified and lifted | Partly removed |
| Soap residue | Dissolved by chelator | Can build up |
| Fragrance residue | Unscented, none | Possible |
| Accessories | Basket and brush included | Bring your own |
Where Jewelry Cleaner stands out
Cloudy isn't old, it's dirty
Rings and necklaces pick up skin oil, lotion, perfume, and soap every day, and the film collects behind the stone and in the prongs so light can't get in or bounce back. Surfactants loosen the film, a chelator carries off soap residue, and a short soak, a light brush, and a rinse bring the fire back.
Pieces that need a different approach
Pearls, opals, emeralds, turquoise, amber, coral, and lapis are porous or oil-treated and can dull or discolor in water; wipe them with a cloth and a drop of cleaner. Tarnish on silver is silver sulfide and needs a silver cleaner. Plated pieces should soak only a minute or two with gentle brushing so the plating isn't worn thin.
Who it's for, where it's used, and when not to use it
For
End-use scenarios
When not to use it
Product Specifications and Custom Options
Key product details and custom options for your project.
Product specifications
Product type, cleaning scope, and format.
| Product type | pH-neutral, ammonia-free jewelry soak |
| Surfaces | Diamonds, gold, platinum, silver, plated jewelry, and hard gemstones such as sapphires and rubies |
| Applications | Engagement rings and everyday earrings, In-store cleaning at jewelers, Holiday gift sets |
| Main soils | Dulling film of skin oil, lotion, perfume, and soap on diamonds, gold, silver, and hard gemstones |
| How to use | Soak 2–5 minutes in the basket, brush behind stones and prongs, rinse, pat dry |
| Not for / avoid | Soaking pearls, opals, emeralds, turquoise, amber, or coral; Tarnished silver (use a silver cleaner); Loose prongs or pavé in an ultrasonic; Long soaks for plated pieces |
| Size & packaging | 200 mL jar with dip basket and soft brush |
| pH | pH 7.0–8.5 (25°C) |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Shelf life & storage | 24 months unopened; store sealed in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from heat, sun, and freezing |
B2B custom options
Private label, packaging, MOQ, samples, and delivery.
| OEM/ODM & private label | We run Jewelry Cleaner private-label projects from positioning and samples to packaging, production, and delivery. |
| Packaging & labels | Jar or pen, basket, brush, gift box, and labels available |
| Case pack | 24 × 200 mL jars per case |
| OEM/ODM and private label | Available for project discussion |
| Packaging and labels | Jar or pen, basket, brush, gift box, and labels available |
| MOQ | 500 bottles |
| Sample time | Free samples in 3–5 days |
| Bulk lead time | Scheduled with the order after packaging and labels are approved |
| Documents | SDS/MSDS, TDS, and batch COA provided with quotes |
OEM/ODM project process
Move from product direction and sample review to packaging, production, and delivery for Jewelry Cleaner.
Define the buyer and plan
Choose a jar with basket or a travel pen, whether to include a brush and polishing cloth, and fine or everyday jewelry as the focus.
Free samples
Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days for project review.
Packaging and labels
Set fill size, basket and brush, gift box design, label language, and directions on porous stones and tarnished silver.
Production and delivery
Standard MOQ is 500 bottles; production is scheduled after packaging and labels are approved.
Why choose CleenU for Jewelry Cleaner?
From product positioning and samples to packaging and repeat supply, CleenU supports OEM/ODM projects built around Jewelry Cleaner.
Neutral and ammonia-free
Ammonia cleaners smell strong and can be risky for some stones and plating, so we keep the formula neutral and ammonia-free.
Gift box and accessories
Baskets, brushes, polishing cloths, and holiday gift boxes can be designed to your brand.
Sample testing that means something
We plan sample evaluation around everyday diamond rings, gold, silver, and plated pieces: soak time, sparkle change, and plating condition.
Labels and documents ready
Bilingual label copy, SDS/MSDS, TDS, and batch COAs, with warnings and directions prepared for your target market.
Consistent reorders
Every batch is retained and issued a COA, so reorders match on color, scent, and feel.
Formula discussion
Discuss formula direction based on product positioning, target market, and channel selling points.
Packaging and labeling options
Plan packaging format, label language, and shelf presentation around Jewelry Cleaner and your target channel.
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Packaging options
Main size: 200 mL jar with dip basket and soft brush. Also available: travel cleaning pen, gift sets, and channel case packs, with labels and cartons in your branding.
Supporting Documents and Materials
Purchasers usually confirm whether the materials are complete before formal cooperation. Preparing documents in advance helps with quoting, sampling, and channel review.
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Project documents
SDS/MSDS, TDS, batch COA, label directions, and packaging files are provided per project after inquiry.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Find practical answers about Jewelry Cleaner, private label, samples, MOQ, documents, and delivery.
Product, use, and procurement
Why does my jewelry look dull?
Rings and necklaces pick up skin oil, lotion, perfume, and soap every day. The film builds up behind the stones and in the prongs, so light can't get in or bounce back, and diamonds look cloudy. Wash the film off and the sparkle comes back.
Will it remove tarnish from silver?
Not fully. Tarnish is silver sulfide from sulfur in the air, and it needs a silver cleaner or polishing cloth. This cleaner handles the oil and grime on silver pieces.
Which gemstones shouldn't be soaked?
Pearls, opals, emeralds, turquoise, amber, coral, and lapis. They're porous or oil-treated and can lose luster or change color in water. Wipe them with a soft cloth and a drop of cleaner instead.
What should we decide first for a private-label jewelry cleaner?
Format, accessories, and audience. A jar with a dip basket or a travel pen, whether to include a brush and polishing cloth, and fine jewelry or everyday family pieces. Gift sets move fast in the holiday season.
How fast can we get samples and a first order?
Free samples ship in 3–5 days. MOQ is 500 bottles, and production is scheduled once packaging and labels are approved.
Is jewelry cleaner just glass cleaner?
No. Glass cleaner is made to evaporate quickly off a flat surface. A jewelry cleaner is made for soaking: it gets into prongs and behind stones and loosens lotion and skin oil there. Some glass cleaners also contain ammonia, which can be too harsh for plated or porous pieces.
Product usage questions
How long should I soak pieces?
Two to five minutes. Then brush behind the stones and around the prongs with the included soft brush, rinse, and pat dry.
Can I use it on gold-plated or silver-plated jewelry?
You can, with care. Keep the soak to a minute or two and brush gently so you don't wear down the plating; try an inconspicuous spot first.
Can I use it in an ultrasonic cleaner?
Yes, diluted per the machine's directions. Keep pavé settings, loose prongs, and the porous stones listed above out of the ultrasonic.
How often should I clean my jewelry?
Every one to two weeks for rings and earrings you wear daily; after each wear for occasional pieces, before you put them away.
Can I clean pearls with it?
Don't soak pearls, opals, turquoise, or other organic or porous gems; just wipe with a damp soft cloth.
Can I clean my watch?
Water-resistant bands and cases, yes, with a soft brush and a little solution; skip non-water-resistant watches and leather straps.
How should I dry jewelry?
Rinse, blot with a lint-free cloth, and use a hair dryer on cool for settings.
Will jewelry cleaner damage a diamond?
No. A diamond can handle a short soak. The real risks are loose prongs and treated stones. Before cleaning, check that no stone wiggles, and don't soak fracture-filled or porous gems. Soak for 2–5 minutes, brush gently, rinse, and pat dry.
Does it work on costume jewelry or brass?
Yes, but skip the soak. Costume pieces often have thin plating and glued-in stones, so wipe them with a soft cloth dampened with the cleaner. If brass has darkened from oxidation, you'll need a metal polish. This cleaner removes oil and grime, not tarnish.
OEM/ODM customization questions
What can we customize?
Formula direction, scent, fill size (jar, travel pen, and more), dip basket and soft brush, polishing cloth, gift box packaging, and label design and language.
How should we test samples?
Use everyday diamond rings, gold, silver, and plated pieces, and record soak time, change in sparkle after cleaning, and the condition of the plating. That tells you more than a before-and-after photo.
What paperwork comes with a private-label order?
Documents such as SDS/MSDS, TDS, COA, and label copy for your target market are prepared per project. We confirm which ones your order includes when we quote.
Launching your own jewelry cleaner?
Send us your market, jar or pen, gift set plans, and estimated volume. We'll build out the product and accessories with you.