How to Clean Your Engagement Ring

 1. Cleaning Engagement Rings with Gold Bands

Gold is beautifully lustrous—and deserves gentle care.How to clean gold rings:

1. Fill the jar of your Lisa Robin jewelry cleaner and place your ring in the included soaking basket.
2. Let it rest for 10–20 minutes to loosen buildup.
3. Use the enclosed soft-bristled brush to gently clean around prongs, the gallery, and the band.
4. Rinse under lukewarm water while the ring remains in the basket for extra security.
5. Pat dry with a lint-free or microfiber cloth.

Tip: Avoid abrasive materials and household cleaners; these can scratch or dull the finish.2. Cleaning Engagement Rings with Diamonds

2. Diamonds shine brightest when their facets are uncluttered by oils or residue.

To clean diamond engagement rings:

1. Submerge your ring in the Lisa Robin cleaner using the basket.
2. Allow it to soak for several minutes.
3. Brush gently from all angles, focusing beneath the diamond where buildup collects most.
4. Rinse and dry thoroughly with a microfiber cloth.

Colored Diamonds (yellow, champagne, blue, teal):
Clean them exactly as you would a colorless diamond. Their durability is identical, but brushing should remain gentle to protect the setting

Moissanite has exceptional brilliance and responds beautifully to safe, gentle cleaning.How to clean moissanite:

1. Soak the ring in the Lisa Robin cleaner using the basket.
2. Brush lightly around the crown and pavilion.
3. Rinse and dry completely.

Moissanite is durable, but its brilliance can be muted by oils—so regular gentle cleaning is especially effective.

4. Cleaning Colored Gemstone Engagement Rings (Aquamarine, Morganite, Emerald, Sapphire)

Each of these gemstones is beautiful in its own way—and each benefits from a thoughtful approach.

Aquamarine

Naturally luminous and often very clear, aquamarine should be cleaned with the Lisa Robin solution only. Soak briefly, brush gently, rinse, and dry.

Morganite

Morganite has a soft, romantic glow and can attract more oils than diamonds. Soak using the Lisa Robin cleaner, then brush delicately. Rinse and dry with a soft cloth.

Emerald

Emeralds require extra care because they are typically more included and delicate.
Important: Only use the Lisa Robin cleaner and avoid vigorous brushing.
Gently cleanse the surface, rinse, and pat dry. Never use harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners on emerald jewelry.

Sapphire

Sapphires are durable and easy to clean safely.
Soak, brush lightly, rinse, and dry. Their clarity returns beautifully with this routine.

5. Cleaning Rings with Both Gold and Diamonds

For rings combining gold and diamonds:

1. Soak the ring in your Lisa Robin cleaner using the basket.
   
2. Brush with small, gentle movements to protect the gold’s surface.
   
3. Focus on lifting buildup beneath the diamond.
   
4. Rinse thoroughly and dry fully to prevent water spots.
   

How long should I soak my ring in the Lisa Robin cleaner?

Typically 10–20 minutes is ideal. Following the cleaner’s instructions ensures safety for both diamonds and gemstones.

What’s the safest way to clean an engagement ring?

Using the Lisa Robin jewelry cleaner with the included basket and brush is the safest and most effective method.

Can I clean gemstone rings the same way I clean diamond rings?

Most can be cleaned similarly—but emeralds require especially gentle handling, and all colored gemstones should be cleaned only with gemstone-safe solution like the Lisa Robin cleaner.

When should I remove my ring?

During gardening, workouts, swimming, applying lotion, or using cleaners. These activities increase residue buildup or risk accidental damage.

Where should I store my engagement ring?

In your Lisa Robin ring box or a soft pouch with its own compartment to prevent scratches from other jewelry.

Is cleaning included in the JM Care & Maintenance + Accidental Damage Repair Plan?

Yes—if you added the JM plan at purchase, professional cleaning and care are covered.