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Jewelry cleaning and polishing demand precision—and the right jewelry brush makes all the difference. Whether you’re removing tarnish, prepping for polishing, or gently cleaning hard-to-reach areas, our selection of polishing brushes is built to match every stage of your workflow.
At JYBS, we offer a wide variety of jewelry cleaning brushes designed for both delicate surfaces and tougher tasks. From professional jewelry cleaner brushes used in studios to compact tools ideal for DIY repair benches, our collection supports jewelers of all levels.
With over 35 years of experience supporting professional jewelers, JYBS goes beyond selling tools—we provide solutions tailored to real-world needs. Our jewelry polishing brushes are selected based on industry feedback, rigorously tested for performance and durability, and designed to meet the precision demands of jewelry workshops. From minimizing heat buildup during high-speed polishing to preserving surface integrity on delicate pieces, jewelers worldwide trust JYBS for reliable supply and expert guidance on brush selection, surface compatibility, and finishing standards.
For delicate stones like opals, pearls, or emeralds, we recommend using a soft bristle jewelry cleaning brush—preferably made from natural or soft nylon fibers. These brushes gently remove dirt and buildup without scratching the stone or setting.
Yes, but with caution. Brass or fine steel polishing brushes can help remove tarnish or oxidation from silver, but they should be used at low speeds to avoid over-polishing or surface damage. Always test on a small area first.
A jewelry cleaner brush is typically used for removing dirt, dust, and grime during cleaning. A polishing brush, on the other hand, is designed for the finishing stage—bringing out shine and smoothing surfaces after buffing or grinding.
The lifespan of a jewelry brush depends on frequency of use, material, and task intensity. For daily polishing or heavy-duty cleaning, replace your brushes when you notice fraying bristles, loss of shape, or reduced effectiveness.
Absolutely. Miniature jewelry brushes are ideal for intricate areas, such as prongs, filigree, or under bezel settings. Their compact size and precise control allow you to clean and polish where larger brushes can’t reach.