No need to pop into Tiffany’s next time you’re in New York for a ring cleaning when you can have your very own professional-grade ring cleaner at home. I would have told you that nothing could compare to Tiffany’s level of sparkle until I bought my very own Magnasonic Professional Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner.

It was the very next purchase after getting engaged. After a few wears, your ring can begin to look dull and cloudy with no fault to the diamond’s clarity, which is why every girl needs a deep rinse routine for their favorite rock.

Over 8,000 have been sold this month alone on Amazon, with over 43,000 reviews touting its praises. One five-star reviewer who frequently went to a professional cleaner found the results of this machine “stunning” and said, ” The rings and diamonds came out beautifully, with no damage at all. I highly recommend this machine.”

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Using 42,000 hertz of ultrasonic sound waves, the machine creates millions of microscopic bubbles that shake particles, grime, and cavities out of the crevices without loosening the diamond from its setting. It’s very gentle and leaves your ring looking immaculate.

Pour in just enough water to cover the ring, and add a tiny dab of your favorite cleaning solution. I prefer adding a cap full of iSonic Jewelry Cleaning Solution for extra sparkle, but tap water will suffice.

The digital display offers five preset settings: 90, 180, 280, 380, and 480 seconds with an auto-shut off. You can choose the cleaning time based on how clean you want it to be or how much time you have. If I’m in a hurry and need a quick clean before heading out for a date, I select the 90-second setting. However, most of the time, I prefer the 480-second setting to ensure a thorough rinse.

The stainless steel tank, with product dimensions of 8.2 x 5.8 x 5.4 inches, can hold up to twenty ounces.

It doesn’t just clean jewelry but glasses, dentures, retainers, and other fine metals. I recommend this to all my girlfriends and love adding this as a gift for new brides.

I tested for clarity, radiance, and how gentle it was against my jewelry, while my husband tested his retainers. Both came out without grime or residue and left my jewelry spotless.

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