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Ultrasonic vibrations are used to clean jewellery. The items to be cleaned are placed in a neutral liquid, and the ultrasonic vibrations tend to induce cavitation in the fluid, thus loosening bonds between the dirt and the object.

If the (jewels) are held in their mounts mainly by the dirt, then the jewel could loosen in the mount.

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