| Any silver item would lose its' shine the moment it is | | | | Alternatively, you may try a simple trick - get a dishpan |
| left in the open. The metal content inside the alloy | | | | and a tin foil. Cover the base of the former with a tin |
| would cause the tarnish process to take place. This is | | | | foil. Pour some warm water on the dishpan. After that, |
| because 'uncontaminated' silver, similar to gold, are | | | | add a little (a few teaspoons) of salt and baking soda |
| unaffected to corrosion. However, it gets dirty and | | | | to it. Position your jewelry in the mixture and ensure |
| smudged easily. I recommend that one should try to | | | | that they are very close to one another. Also ensure |
| avoid using powders, harsh soaps and lotions. Do take | | | | that they touch the foil. There, the tarnish will be |
| note that even using natural skin oils will also reduce | | | | transferred magically to the foil. Next, soak the |
| the silver brilliance in the long run. One test to find out if | | | | necklaces for minimally five minutes. After that, do |
| it will tarnish is to touch it with your thumb. If you | | | | rinse them and dry them properly. |
| observer an overcast spot, then this means that the | | | | Once the cleaning process is completed, the initial shine |
| jewelry is about to tarnish. | | | | and sparkle of the jewelry will return and the brilliant |
| 925 silver necklaces are beautiful when they are | | | | and precious looking necklace will stay for many more |
| polished. I would encourage you to use of cotton cloth | | | | years. |
| to clean them once in a while. To keep the shine | | | | No matter if you have is a silver necklace or earrings, it |
| repeatedly, make sure you polish them. For cases | | | | is vital to look after them with lots of care. Always |
| where the necklace that has been kept for a long | | | | remember to keep them in airtight jewelry box in a |
| time, then a polishing paste would be needed to bring | | | | safe, storage area. |
| back the shine again. | | | | |