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Hagerty Jewel Clean
Dip bath to clean and maintain gold and platinum jewellery with diamonds, sapphires and rubies
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Cleans and takes care of precious stones: diamonds, sapphires, rubies as well as gold and platinum without damaging them. Oxidation, harmful perspiration, cosmetics and perfume are cleaned carefully and the luster and brightness of the jewellery are restored.
The bath makes the jewellery shine.
Jewel Clean gives back brightness to rings, bracelets and other jewellery. It maintains in depth the precious stones which are tarnished and oxidized. The cleaning bath protects and purifies brooches, necklaces, earrings and any other precious objects.
The care acts rapidly, is efficient and does not ruin the jewellery.
The dip bath includes a small basket to leave the jewellery inside for an easy use. Wetting agents penetrate the dirt and guarantee an efficient clean-up. The formula’s extreme solubility allows a fast rinse with water and the jewels are cleaned and shiny again. The bath has almost instant results and does not cause any micro-scratches or marks on the precious stones.
HOW TO USE THE PRODUCT ?
- Place jewellery in dip basket.
- Immerse the basket into the bath.
- Swirl then leave on for 2 minutes.
- Use the brush dipped in the product before for heavier-soiled or intricate pieces.
- Rinse with warm water.
- Dry with a soft cloth.
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Finger Size & Ring Size are the same thing.
As we are located in Australia, our finger sizing is done on an Alphabetical System ( the same system as British)
If you know your finger size in another measurement system, say US, you will have to locate a conversion chart online.
When you order a ring, you will have to select a size. Please note the larger sizes will adjust the price & cost more, due to the use of more materials in the larger size rings.
MEASURING YOUR RING SIZE
It is important to obtain an accurate ring size. We suggest that you visit a local jeweller to have your ring size checked before placing your order. This is the only way to accurately measure your finger size. Please note that Jewellers are not obligated to measure your size to place an order elsewhere. There may be a charge involved in measuring your size.
A good deal of our rings may be resized, so for those particular ring styles if you order the wrong finger size those rings may be resized by a reasonable amount.
However, some of our rings, are sometimes difficult if not impossible to resize due to the patterns on the ring or the hardness of the titanium (titanium cannot be soldered).
For this reason, we request that you have your ring size checked by a local jeweller rather than using a piece of paper or string to measure the ring size. If a piece of paper is used, it does not accurately show how the ring will move over the knuckle and does not take into account different ring widths.
If you do order the wrong finger size, you can contact us and discuss your options. The ring may be resized or in some cases you may be able to return the ring to us and have a new one made for a small re-make fee.
If when ordering you are unsure of your size or the listing doesn't appear to accommodate you, please phone us on 1300 754 450.
PRICING
Please note that the ring prices displayed on this web site are calculated based on average ring sizes.
Most rings that are ordered are in the average ring size range, though there are some finger sizes that fall outside the average finger size range.
For larger finger sizes, there may be an additional fee to cover the extra metals required to make the larger size required. When you select the finger size that you require for your ring, you will see if an additional fee is applicable. If an additional fee applies that fee will be added to the total of the order.
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