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Cleaning .925 Silver Jewelry
Cleaning .925 Silver Jewelry:
TheDazzleDames.com doesn’t advise using chemical solutions or "silver dips" for cleaning your Silver Jewelry. Most likely they’ll leave a chemical residue which will create pits in the silver jewelry causing it to darken, age and generally deteriorate faster. TheDazzleDames.com suggests proactive protective care by storing your jewelry in a closed, light proof box or sealable plastic bag placed within a secure drawer. All silver will tarnish
when left out exposed to air. Storing in a plastic bag will help keep it from tarnishing.
TheDazzleDames.com suggests several methods to clean designer inspired silver jewelry and even our other silver, gemstone and fashion jewelry:
We at TheDazzleDames.com suggest a soft sterling silver jewelry polishing cloth:
For silver jewelry, a quality silver polishing cloth available at most silver jewelry retailers as well as other stores and of course, online. Don't worry, if the cloth becomes stained with oxidation residue from the silver jewelry, it can still be used for many, many cleanings of your favorite sterling silver gemstone jewelry pieces. This cloth contains silver jewelry cleaning compounds that will give a lasting luster to your designer inspired silver jewelry and silver
gemstone jewelry. Use the sterling silver jewelry polishing cloth immediately upon seeing that your silver jewelry appears dull. If you would like TheDazzleDames.com to start carrying these silver jewelry polishing cloths on our site, please let us know by sending an email.
Clean your sterling silver jewelry using plain baking soda!
Using normal, household baking soda, you can clean your sterling silver
bracelets, designer inspired silver rings and silver gemstone pendants.
Sterling silver jewelry can be cleaned, even when your silver jewelry is badly
tarnished, using Arm and Hammer baking soda. First, fill a small sealable
freezer bag half full with baking soda Place the silver jewelry in the bag and
seal it. “Massage” the sterling silver jewelry so you are rubbing the dry
baking soda onto the sterling silver jewelry. Remove the silver jewelry from
the bag and shake out. Remove residue from the silver rings, silver bracelets
or silver pendants with a soft toothbrush. Be careful not to be overly aggressive with the
brushing so as not to remove the antique finish
that was applied to bring out the vintage characteristics of the designer look silver
jewelry or antique look of the silver jewelry finish. The finish was applied to enrich
the appearance of your designer style silver jewelry. Anyway, tap your silver jewelry on a paper towel to ensure all the baking soda is removed from the .925
silver jewelry bracelet or silver jewelry ring. Also, you can rinse off the
baking soda with warm water. Use the toothbrush sparingly. When you use
water, be sure to rinse very well to insure the baking soda comes off the silver jewelry.
Next, gently blot dry with soft paper towels as needed and that's it. So,
it's a simple home made remedy when you want to clean designer inspired rope
bracelets, designer
inspired cable bangles, designer inspired rings and
designer inspired
pendants, with all of their intricate designer inspired silver jewelry
patterns and features.
Cleaning your genuine and even
faux Pearls bracelets, necklaces and more.
Of course, while wearing your Pearl jewelry, it picks up oils during contact with your skin so it’s a good practice to clean them after wearing. Simply wipe them with a slightly damp cloth after wearing. If you feel they merit a better cleaning, you can soak them for a few minutes in a solution of ¼ teaspoon liquid soap to 2 cups lukewarm water. Remember to use a gentle soap like Ivory. Do not use an antibacterial soap. Remove them from the solution and rinse very well. Pat the pearl jewelry dry with a paper towel. In addition, there are professional tarnish removers made for sterling silver and pearl jewelry. These are safe for
pearls and sterling silver bracelets and necklaces etc.
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