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How to Care for Your Jewelry

Updated: Aug 11

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Pieces of Her - How to Care for your Jewelry

You may clean almost every piece of jewelry with gentle soap, water, a soft bristle brush, and a polishing cloth. It is best to clean without abrasive chemicals or sponges. In addition, the best course of action is to have the piece professionally cleaned. The home jewelry cleaning solution is too harsh for lacquered brass.

Cleaning brass and steel jewelry regularly will help keep them looking excellent and prevent any tarnish or rust from forming. How often you should clean your jewelry is determined by several factors, including how usually you wear it, the type of skin you have, and the conditions in which you reside.

Hence, our team has created a straightforward and quick guide for cleaning and caring for your brass and silver jewelry to encourage jewelry collectors. If you are a beginner collector, it will be a great help to note these jewelry care tips.

How Do You Clean Brass and Stainless Steel Jewelry?

For Brass Jewelry:

Brass jewelry is susceptible to corrosion and tarnishing from air, water, and other elements, so be prepared for your treasured pieces to lose their natural shine over time. Thankfully, there are many easy methods for restoring brass's shine. So, we recommend following jewelry cleaning for your valuable brass accessories.

1. Create a cleaning solution by mixing white vinegar and water in a bowl.

2. Soak the brass jewelry in the solution for 10-15 minutes.

3. Remove the jewelry from the solution and use a soft-bristled brush or cloth to

scrub away any dirt or tarnish gently.

4. Rinse the jewelry thoroughly with water and dry it with a clean,

jewelry-polishing cloth.

Optional:

For severely tarnished Brass jewelry, you can use baking soda and water to past. Apply the paste to the jewelry, let it sit for 5-10 minutes, then rinse and dry.

For Stainless Steel Jewelry:

Jewelry made of stainless steel is long-lasting, resistant to tarnishing, and simple to clean and polish. Nonetheless, it is still susceptible to gathering filth and dust over time. The following are our suggested steps for cleaning and maintenance of your stainless steel jewelry.

1. Createacleaningsolutionbymixingwarmwaterandafewdropsofdishsoapin a bowl.

2. Place the stainless steel jewelry in the solution and let it soak for a few minutes.

3. Use a soft-bristled brush or cloth to gently scrub the jewelry, paying particular

attention to any filthy areas.

4. Rinse the jewelry thoroughly with water and dry it with a clean, soft cloth.

Optional:

You can use a specialized stainless steel cleaning solution to clean your jewelry. Carefully adhere to the product's instructions.

How to Protect Your Fine Jewelry by Pieces of Her

Jewelry care is essential to preserve its value and quality; these accessories are an investment for many. In addition, it is a sentimental or valuable possession. Therefore, we recommend following jewelry care instructions for your precious jewelry.

● We recommend routinely cleaning your jewelry. If you don't clean your jewelry regularly, grime, grease, and filth can diminish its luster.

● We recommend storing it in a cloth bag/airtight bag or jewelry box after usage. To keep your jewelry safe and valuable.

● We recommend keeping jewelry out of direct sunlight and in a dry environment. Avoid storing it in a dark and humid spot, as it can tarnish your precious jewelry.

● We recommend keeping your jewelry in a soft pouch or a box with individual slots. It is to avoid damage from scratches and tangles by

● We recommend removing your jewelry before getting in the shower.

● We recommend never soaking your jewelry in chemicals such as chlorine and

bleach, as these substances can rust and discolor it.

● We recommend putting on jewelry last to minimize exposure to harsh chemicals

in hair sprays, perfumes, and lotions.

● We recommend always using a soft cloth to dry your wet jewelry gently and a

polishing cloth to finish


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