Silver jewelry can be a wonderful accessory suitable for just about every conceivable situation. However, if you don't take care of the silver properly, then you can quickly end up with a darkened, tarnished mess that looks completely horrible. Luckily, a fairly simple method exists that you can use to begin cleaning you silver jewelry today. While this method will work, and it is amazingly simple, you can also take your jewelry to a jewelry store and have them professionally cleaned. The only problem with that is that professional cleaning can sometimes be a tad expensive.
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2015-10-13 19:20:33
Theresa
I have earrings that are onyx set in silver. Will this hurt the onyx?
2015-10-13 15:21:04
J J
Whoops! I'm sorry; that should be "white" toothpaste, not "whute". Silly finger hit the wrong letter.
2015-10-13 15:18:16
J J
I think I'll try this: I've always used whute toothpaste, but I'll see what results from foil., and get back to you. after all, I've always got foil, but I don't buy much white toothpaste except when I need it for a cleaning project. I brush my teeth with Aqua-Fresh.
2015-10-12 18:20:25
Carmen
How safe is this cleaning method on silver jewelry with gem stones such as pearls or jade?
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