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Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner Solution 32 oz + Free Microfiber Cloth
| Size | 32 oz concentrate |
| Makes | 50+ gallons (500+ uses) |
| Dilution | 1:250 with water |
| Free microfiber cloth | Yes — included |
| Made in | USA 🇺🇸 |
- Restores sparkle to jewelry — removes dirt, lotion, oil and fingerprints from rings, earrings and necklaces. Ideal ultrasonic cleaner solution for gold, silver, diamonds and gemstones.
- Perfect for glasses and watches — also works on eyeglasses, metal frames and wristwatches, removing smudges and restoring clear lenses.
- Over 500 uses per bottle — one 32 oz bottle makes over 50 gallons of ultrasonic cleaning fluid at a 1:250 ratio.
- Safe, non-ammoniated formula — non-toxic, gentle on precious metals, lenses and stones. No harsh fumes, ammonia or abrasives.
- Made in the USA — comes with a free microfiber polishing cloth to dry and shine your pieces after cleaning.
✓ Prime shipping available · ✓ Sold & fulfilled via Amazon · ✓ Easy returns
This is the ultrasonic jewelry cleaner solution we would want in our own machines: a non-ammoniated concentrate that lifts lotion, skin oils and everyday grime off gold, silver, diamonds and gemstones, and leaves eyeglasses and watch bracelets looking new. Because it is a true jewelry cleaner concentrate — not a pre-mixed jewelry cleaning liquid — one 32 oz bottle mixes into more than 50 gallons of working solution, which works out to pennies per cleaning cycle. It is compatible with every ultrasonic jewelry cleaner machine on the market, and every bottle ships with a free microfiber polishing cloth. No ultrasonic machine? The same solution works beautifully as a simple warm-water soak for hand-cleaning.
Jewelry Cleaner Solution — FAQs
What jewelry is this ultrasonic cleaning solution safe for?
It is safe for solid gold, silver, platinum, stainless steel and diamonds, as well as most hard gemstones. Like any ultrasonic jewelry cleaning, avoid soft or treated stones such as pearls, opals, emeralds and amber — ultrasonic cavitation itself (not the solution) can damage them.
How do I mix the jewelry cleaner concentrate?
Mix 1 part solution to 250 parts warm water — about half a teaspoon per quart of water in a typical benchtop ultrasonic jewelry cleaner. For heavily soiled pieces you can strengthen the mix up to roughly 1:100.
Does it work in any ultrasonic cleaner machine?
Yes. It works in every brand of ultrasonic cleaner — benchtop jewelry machines, heated digital units and professional tanks alike — and can also be used as a soak for hand cleaning.
Does the solution contain ammonia?
No. It is a non-ammoniated, non-toxic formula with no harsh fumes, so it is pleasant to use indoors and gentle on metals, stones and lens coatings.
Guides for this product
How Do Ultrasonic Cleaners Work? Cavitation Explained
How do ultrasonic cleaners work? Learn how cavitation, transducers, and frequency scrub parts at a microscopic level — and why solution chemistry matters.
Best Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner Solution: Buyer's Guide
What makes the best ultrasonic jewelry cleaner solution: non-ammoniated chemistry, concentrate value, which stones are safe, and a step-by-step cleaning cycle.
DIY Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner Solution: Recipes & Limits
DIY ultrasonic jewelry cleaner solution recipes that actually work — dish soap, ammonia, baking soda — with honest pros, cons, safety warnings, and cost math.
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