How should I clean my jewel?

In this section we would like to give you different options for cleaning your jewelry, so you can keep it as the very first day.

We have defined the silver jewelry cleaning according to the kind of work that your jewelry has.

  • Brushed or Satined
  • Relief
  • Smooth and Hammered
  • Silver threads and filligree
  • Rusted
  • Black silver
  • Inlaid stones and wood

Brushed or Satined

This jewelry should not be polished with the cleaning towel, as the result obtained is that the product looks dirtier.

Options:

  • Place in a container enough dry baking soda to cover half of the piece. Then introduce it so that all of it keeps in contact with the dry baking soda for a few minutes. Add more baking soda in the bowl if it is necessary.

  • Place in a container a little sodium carbonate and lemon juice. Take a little of this mixture and rub into the piece. Then wash in soapy water and rinse.

Deep cleaning, brand new!

There are parts that with the passage of time are getting dirtier, creating thick layers of impurities that conventional methods can’t remove them easily. In that case we can apply the following method. In an aluminum bowl, place water and a dose of baking soda, enough to cover all jewelry to be cleaned. Heats the liquid until it reaches the boiling point and simmer for 3-5 minutes with the jewels in the solution. The pieces will be like new!