How often should I clean my moissanite jewelry?

For everyday wear, clean it once every 1–2 weeks. Occasional wear can be cleaned monthly.

Is it safe to use an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner on moissanite?

Yes, moissanite is safe for ultrasonic cleaners — just make sure the metal setting is also compatible.

Can moissanite get cloudy over time?

No — moissanite will not become cloudy. Dirt or oil buildup can reduce sparkle but is removable with proper cleaning.

What type of cloth should I use to dry or polish my jewelry?

Use a lint-free, microfiber, or jewelry-specific polishing cloth. Avoid paper towels or tissues.

Can I wear my moissanite ring in the shower or pool?

It's best to remove it. Soaps, chlorine, and shampoo residue can build up and dull the shine over time.

Moissanite & Jewelry Care Guide

To keep your moissanite jewelry looking its best for years to come, proper care is essential. This guide covers how to clean, store, and protect your moissanite and metal settings, whether you wear your pieces daily or for special occasions.

How to Clean Moissanite Jewelry

Basic At-Home Cleaning:

Mix warm water with a few drops of mild dish soap
Soak jewelry for 5–10 minutes
Use a soft toothbrush to gently scrub under the stone and around prongs
Rinse thoroughly with clean water
Pat dry with a lint-free cloth

Deep Cleaning Tip:

For heavily soiled pieces, use an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner (safe for moissanite, but check metal compatibility).

How to Store Your Jewelry Properly

Store each piece in a separate pouch or lined box to prevent scratches
Keep jewelry away from sunlight, moisture, and high heat
Avoid storing moissanite with other gemstones or metals that may cause abrasions

What to Avoid

Don’t expose jewelry to harsh chemicals (bleach, chlorine, ammonia)
Remove pieces before swimming, cleaning, or using personal care products
Avoid ultrasonic cleaners if your jewelry contains soft gems or glued settings

When to Clean Professionally

Once or twice a year is recommended for professional cleaning and inspection
Check prongs, clasps, and settings for looseness or wear
If you notice a dull appearance even after home cleaning, a pro polish can help