
The Dirt Isn’t On Your Gold, It’s Inside It
On a ring, the grime packs in underneath the stone and down into the tiny grooves of the setting. On a chain, it works its way inside every single link. That’s why polishing the outside never really works. Glintora sends 50,000 sound waves a second through the water, and those waves create millions of microscopic bubbles that reach into every one of those gaps and lift the dirt away.
Three Settings, One Button
Choose 3 minutes for a quick weekly freshen-up of the pieces you wear most, 6 minutes for everyday cleaning of rings and chains, or 12 minutes for gold that hasn’t been properly cleaned in years. Press the button and walk away. Glintora switches itself off when the cycle finishes, so you can start it while you get ready and come back to it later.
Clean the Whole Jewelry Box at Once
The 650ml tank is big enough to take a handful of rings, a couple of chains, a bangle and a pair of earrings all in one go. Instead of cleaning one piece at a time, you can work through everything you own in a single afternoon. The tank is 304 stainless steel, the same grade used in good kitchen sinks, so it won’t rust or stain and it wipes clean in seconds.
What Our Customers Say
Excellent 4.8 / 5
I wear a thin gold chain almost every day, and it gradually started looking less bright. I wanted something that could reach between the links instead of just polishing the outside. This cleaner is easy to fill and operate, and the stainless steel tank feels sturdy. It’s a useful addition to my regular jewelry care routine.
Why Settle for Less?
A closer look at what sets Glintora apart from typical mini jewelry cleaners.
|   | Glintora | Others |
|---|---|---|
| 50kHz Ultrasonic Frequency | ||
| 650ml Large Tank | ||
| 304 Stainless Steel Tank | ||
| 3 Timer Settings | ||
| Automatic Shut-Off | ||
| Fits Several Pieces at Once |
Why Choose Glintora?
Because your gold should look the way it did the day you bought it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of jewelry can I clean in it?
What kinds of jewelry can I clean in it?
Solid gold, silver, platinum, stainless steel and diamonds all clean up beautifully. That covers rings, wedding and engagement bands, chains and necklaces, pendants, earrings, bracelets, bangles, anklets, charms, brooches and cufflinks. When you’re finished with the jewelry, the same tank cleans eyeglasses, sunglasses and metal watch bands.
Is there anything I shouldn’t put in?
Is there anything I shouldn’t put in?
Yes. Keep out pearls, opals, emeralds and turquoise, because those stones are soft or porous and ultrasonic cleaning can damage them. The same goes for anything with glued-in stones, delicate antique settings, or gold plating that’s already worn or lifting at the edges. If you’re unsure about a particular piece, ask your jeweler before you clean it.
Is it safe for my engagement ring?
Is it safe for my engagement ring?
For solid gold or platinum with a diamond, yes, and it’s one of the things it does best, because that’s where dirt collects most. If your ring has a softer coloured stone, or if a stone feels at all loose in its setting, have a jeweler check it first.
Do I need to buy a special cleaning solution?
Do I need to buy a special cleaning solution?
No. Plain tap water works for almost everything. If a piece is particularly grimy, add a single drop of mild dish soap to the water
How long does a cycle take?
How long does a cycle take?
Three minutes for a quick freshen-up, six for an everyday clean and twelve for a deep clean. Jewelry that hasn’t been cleaned in a long time may need a second cycle, and that’s perfectly normal.
How will I know it’s working?
How will I know it’s working?
You’ll see the water go cloudy as the dirt lifts off, and you’ll hear a steady hum while it runs. That hum is the ultrasonic waves doing their job.
How often should I clean my jewelry?
How often should I clean my jewelry?
Once a week for a ring you wear every day, and whenever they start to look dull for everything else.