• Avoid Harsh Chemicals
  When choosing your cleaning solution, avoid any harsh or abrasive chemicals like chlorine, bleach, vinegar, baking soda, or toothpaste. These can be overly abrasive or cause reactions with the metal of your ring setting, leading to discoloration or structural damage.
• Avoid Ultrasonic Cleaners for Regular Cleaning
  While ultrasonic cleaners can provide a deep clean, they should be used sparingly. The intense vibrations can loosen the ring’s setting over time, creating a risk of losing your Moissanite stone.
• Do Not Air Dry
  Letting your ring air dry might seem like a good idea, but it can leave water spots that dull its shine. Always pat dry with a soft, clean cloth.
• Avoid Rough Cleaning Tools
  While cleaning, always use a soft toothbrush. Hard-bristle brushes or other rough cleaning tools can create micro-scratches on the ring’s metal setting and the Moissanite stone, causing it to lose its luster over time. The goal is to remove the dirt and grime, not the shiny finish of your ring.
• Avoid High Heat
  Extreme heat can damage both the Moissanite stone and the metal of your ring setting. When cleaning your ring, use warm water instead of hot and avoid drying it with heat-based methods like hair dryers or heaters.
• Avoid Cleaning in a Risky Area
  Cleaning your ring over an open sink drain or on a hard surface increases the risk of damaging or losing your ring. Always plug the drain or clean over a soft towel or padded mat to provide protection.
• Overcleaning
  Cleaning your ring is essential, but doing it too frequently or vigorously can potentially cause harm. Depending on your daily activities, cleaning your Moissanite ring once every one to two weeks should be enough.

Pro Tip: Always remove your jewelry before using household cleaning agents, applying beauty products, or swimming in chlorinated water.