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How do I clean my jewelry?
2009-10-20
Caring For Your Jewelry
Do you take good care of your memories? Time naturally takes its toll – also on your jewelry. As with everything else you hold dear, your jewelry needs regular tender loving care too.
For cleaning, simply use lukewarm soapy water – that is the best. Use a soft tooth brush to scrub the jewelry and then rinse it in clean water. To remove caked-on dirt, let it soak for 10 minutes in lukewarm soapy water, gently brush it clean and then rinse it in clean water.
For a shinier surface, you can consult with your retailer for an in-store cleaning or polish your jewelry with a cloth with cleaning solution, which is available at your local retailer.
WARNING - DO NOT EXPOSE YOUR JEWELRY TO CHEMICALS. Silver pieces are given detail by oxidation. Exposure to harsh chemicals can alter the appearance of your product. These chemicals include, but are not limited to, Liquid Silver Polish, Pools, Hot Tubs, and Spas.
Oxidised silver and pearls are easily damaged.
Do you take good care of your memories? Time naturally takes its toll – also on your jewelry. As with everything else you hold dear, your jewelry needs regular tender loving care too.
For cleaning, simply use lukewarm soapy water – that is the best. Use a soft tooth brush to scrub the jewelry and then rinse it in clean water. To remove caked-on dirt, let it soak for 10 minutes in lukewarm soapy water, gently brush it clean and then rinse it in clean water.
For a shinier surface, you can consult with your retailer for an in-store cleaning or polish your jewelry with a cloth with cleaning solution, which is available at your local retailer.
WARNING - DO NOT EXPOSE YOUR JEWELRY TO CHEMICALS. Silver pieces are given detail by oxidation. Exposure to harsh chemicals can alter the appearance of your product. These chemicals include, but are not limited to, Liquid Silver Polish, Pools, Hot Tubs, and Spas.
Oxidised silver and pearls are easily damaged.