MATERIALS AND CARE

Silver tarnishes quite quickly when it comes into contact with oxygen. Happily, the best measure to prevent this is wearing your silver jewellery often.

The oils in your skin help prevent tarnish. (This varies depending on your own body chemistry.)

- Quick Tips:

• Keep your jewellery away from the effects of water, sweat and chemicals present in perfumes, cosmetics and deodorants etc.
• Please remove it when engaged in any household or athletic activities like swimming, working out or sleeping etc.
• Clean your jewellery carefully with anti-tarnish silver cloth included with your purchase.

- Make your own DIY cleaner:

• WATER AND BAKING SODA METHOD:

  You will need 2 parts water to 1 part baking soda (use a bit more water if the jewellery has delicate features). Stir into a paste. Use an old toothbrush or cleaning wand to apply this DIY cleaner in gentle motions and movements.

• DISH LIQUID AND WATER:

  No fancy cleaning methods needed for this option. Simply rinse the jewellery off in the same way you would clean your own hands. 

• SALT WATER METHOD:

  Line a cooking pan or large dinner plate with a sheet of aluminium foil. Place each piece of jewellery directly on the foil.

  Combine 1 cup of boiling water with 1 tablespoon of salt and 1 tablespoon of baking soda together. Pour the mixture into the pan or large dinner plate. Add 1/2 cup of vinegar to the mixture. Bubbles will surface! Let the mixture