After you have cleaned the dirt off of your diamond jewelry, there are a few things you can do to restore the luster and brilliance to its original state.
Overnight soaking in club soda will bring back the sheen of diamonds to their former glory. According to Reader's Digest, your jewelry will be sparkling again when you wake up in the morning.
As previously mentioned, a paste made of baking soda can be used to polish gold and diamond jewelry. Then, pour a small amount of vinegar over the jewelry and rinse thoroughly before patting it dry.
Using denture tablets to make diamonds shine is another method for enhancing their luster. Drop one tablet into a glass of water and drink it right away. Allow it to sit for a few minutes after you've placed your jewelry inside. Remove it and rinse it thoroughly to see it shine once more.
Toothpaste is a well-known jewelry cleaner because of its effectiveness. Squeeze a small amount onto an old, soft toothbrush and use it to gently scrub the diamond jewelry on your finger. It will have a gleam to it, similar to how your teeth look after brushing. Using a clean cloth, rinse and dry the dish.
Despite the fact that it may seem surprising, Reader's Digest claims that vodka can be used to clean any type of jewelry. Put some vodka in a shot glass and soak your diamond jewelry in it for a few minutes to bring back the sparkle.
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