Quick'n BriteQuick N Brite Jewelry Cleaner Kit, with 16 oz Jewelry Cleaner, 3 Pc Cleaning Brush, and Polishing Cloth – 5 Piece

This is an amazing product. I wear 2 items 24/7. Sterling silver hoops and a 14k diamond cross pendant. Needless to say they need cleaning regularly. The cross gets time in a sonic bath abpout every 10 days. The hoops get a buff a couple of times a week. First I cleaned the cross. I took a look under a magnifying glass beforehand so I could see how truly well the cleaner performed. The cross had that spooge in the basket, and the chain was filthy. I sprayed the pendant and chain and used a paper towel and the supplied brushes. Easy. No mess, no smell. Afterward it got a cool water rinse, and then another look under the glass. It was clean, really clean. It did a better job than my sonic machine. Then I used a paper towel with Quicknbrite to polish my lightly tarnished hoops. They came clean as well. Not only do they look clean, but they feel clean. I had read conflicting reviews on whether this cleans sterling, so I pulled out a pair of sterling earrings I rarely wear. They turn black between uses, and they were black this time. The Quicknbrite did not remove the heavy tarnish, but since it made my other pieces look and feel so clean I did what I always do to clean black silver, I took toothpaste and a brush to them. They came clean, of course, but this time instead of having to rinse and rinse and rinse to get all the toothpaste off the earrings I used the Quicknbrite. It washed all the toothpaste off - clean as a whistle. Gold and diamonds came out brilliantly. Light tarnish on sterling came off easily. For heavily tarnished silver toothpaste first, then Quicknbrite. I truly debate whether I will ever use my sonic cleaner again:)

I have always loved the original Quik-n-Brite products but hadn’t ordered in a while. When I ordered the Quik-n-Brite cleaning kit, I saw the Quick’n Brite jewelry cleaning bundle and decided to give it a try. Both came very quickly and without damage. As soon as I tried the Quick’n Brite jewelry cleaner on my wedding rings and was shocked at how brilliant my diamonds shined. I’ve had my jewelry professionally cleaned at my jewelers and it didn’t come out as shiny! It was also very quick and easy to use. I have already told a few of my friends about it because I love it so much. Best of all, I found the price very inexpensive for everything that came in the kit and how well the cleaning tools worked.

Cleans my jewelry well.

Clean necklaces/chains

I was cleaning vintage jewelry and needed a dip for the items - especially the silver (plate, sterling and just silver tone). This solution works ok - but keep a soft toothbrush handy for getting into small and tight areas because the brush that comes with it is a little too soft even for really delicate pieces. The I did like the cloth and was able to use it to polish the pieces because it is soft and lint free.

Received the cleaner kit in great shape. I have tried it on both gold and silver jewelry and it worked great. My wife cleaned her wedding ring and it really made the diamonds sparkle again and it cleaned around the setting and got rid of any dirt and grime. Even tried it on less expensive jewelry items and it cleaned them very well. I have used other Quick n Bright products and this one works as good as any of them. I would highly recommend this product

I’ve never had nice jewelry, so I must admit I don’t really know how to take care of my wedding ring. I have a morganite gemstone with little diamonds, and I noticed recently that my pink gem was getting really cloudy. This jewelry cleaner is so simple and so clear how to use, and I’m blown away but how new my ring looks. It looks like the day I got it!

This product does not clean sterling silver. I soaked some jewelry for a few minutes as directed on the package and repeated the process a few times. I would not recommend this product for any sterling silver jewelry. Also tried it on a platinum diamond ring and the diamond was a little brighter, but didn't clean as effectively as most jewelry cleaners you can get from your jeweler. For the sterling silver, I ended up using the baking soda trick with boiling water in a bowl lined with aluminum foil. Worked in seconds!