Out of all the jewelry cleaners we’ve tested, the Connoisseurs Dazzle Drops is our top choice regarding its effectiveness, versatility, and overall value. Whether you want a hands-off cleaning solution or one to spruce up the delicate parts of your ring, Connoisseurs drops are perfect for both.

Along with the concentrate solution drops, this compact kit comes with a soft bristle cleaning brush and a scooper to help dip your jewelry into the container. Plus, it’s good for up to 80 cleanings.

The container is on the small side, so it may not fit your larger jewelry pieces. However, the good thing is that you can add drops directly onto the brush and clean your jewelry that way. If you do decide to soak your jewelry, we advise giving your pieces a good scrub before rinsing.

The Connoisseurs Dazzle Drops cleaned our dirty rings instantly. This cleaner is easy to use, the instructions are easy to follow, and we appreciate the ammonia-free formula. It’s not compatible with porous gemstones like opal and pearl, but it’s great for diamonds, platinum, gold, and more.

_{Cleaning Method: Liquid | Suitable For: Gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, stone | Cleaning Time: 1-2 minutes | Amount: 1-ounce (80 cleanings)}

This gentle jewelry cleaner is ideal for those with skin sensitivities and a jewelry stash filled with gold, silver, diamonds, and rubies. And with 8 ounces of product, you’ll get a lot of uses, all for just under $10. 

This liquid cleaner doesn’t have multiple application methods like our best overall pick, but thanks to its included dipping basket, you won’t have to get your hands dirty. Just let your jewelry soak for three minutes, scrub away any leftover debris, and rinse. 

Brilliant encourages polishing your jewels with a cloth after rinsing, but you’ll have to buy one separately. We found our rings to still be heavily tarnished after letting them soak for three minutes, so you may need to use the included brush for extra cleaning.

Overall, the Brilliant Jewelry Cleaner is great for light jewelry spruce-ups that aren’t heavily tarnished. Plus, its affordable price tag and gentle, bleach-free formula is a bonus.  

_{Cleaning Method: Liquid | Suitable For: Gold, platinum, silver, diamonds, rubies, sapphire, non-porous gems | Cleaning Time: 3 minutes | Amount: 8 ounces}

While you may want to take your fine, exceptional pieces to professionals, there are highly effective cleaners made for delicate gems, like the Connoisseurs Premium Edition Cleaner. We love it for its 30-second results and ease of use.

Like the Connoisseurs Drops (our best overall), this cleaner involves a 30-second soak. However, the container is designed with a dipping tray that lowers straight into the solution, which we found is an effective method to clean jewelry.

You get 9.6 ounces of product, which can be long-lasting if you’re an infrequent jewelry cleaner like us. This is an ideal pick if you’re looking to clean gold-plated jewelry or diamonds.

However, be careful with the jewels you clean because this fine cleaner isn’t suitable for soft, porous pieces like pearls and opals. For that, we recommend the brand’s delicate jewelry cleaner instead.

_{Cleaning Method: Liquid | Suitable For: Gold, diamonds, precious stones | Cleaning Time: 30 seconds | Amount: 9.6 ounces}

If you need a cleaner specifically for your most precious rings, we highly recommend investing in Made By Mary’s Restore Jewelry Cleaner. It’s a little higher in price than our other picks, but it’s a long-lasting solution you’ll be able to use on most metals. It also comes with a handy polishing cloth.

This cleaner has a similar application method to our fine jewelry cleaner pick, in a sense that you soak your jewelry in a dipping tray, however, we like the Made by Mary one specifically for rings. 

The container is a bit small, but we could comfortably fit three of our rings on the tray just fine. The instructions say to let them soak for two minutes, then wipe with the soft cloth and small brush that is provided. Getting them perfectly clean was impossible due to our rings’ small cracks and crevices, but it wasn’t visible to the naked eye.

We highly recommend following the brand’s included cleaning chart to see how to best clean your jewelry depending on its material. For example, opal and jade gemstones can be lightly buffed with the outer cloth and not the inner cloth. The inner polish cloth is best for cleaning stainless steel and sterling silver. 

_{Cleaning Method: Liquid | Suitable For: Gold, silver, diamonds, pearls, and more | Cleaning Time: 2 minutes | Amount: 4 ounces}

If your jewelry has lost its glistening effect, consider snagging a bottle of Grandma’s Secret Jewelry Cleaner for added shine. Its bleach and ammonia-free formula is safe to use on gold, silver, sapphire, and other non-porous jewelry. 

Since this is a spray cleaner, it’s great for on-the-go cleaning or for cleaning pieces that need a quick spritz. For an everyday clean, simply spray the solution directly onto your jewelry, let it saturate for 15 seconds, rinse, dry with a polishing cloth, and voila. 

If your jewels are heavily tarnished, you can add some of the solution to a bowl and let your pieces soak for 10 minutes for a nice, deep clean. Just note this spray made us cough and has a similar smell to Windex, so the aerosol formula may be too strong for some.

_{Cleaning Method: Spray | Suitable For: Gold, silver, sapphire, non-porous jewelry | Cleaning Time: 15 seconds | Amount: 3 ounces}