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Need safe tarnish remover
I make a lot of jewelry with sterling silver and pearls, turquoise, and soft stones. When not being displayed for purchase, I usually keep my jewelry in zip-loc bags which helps to keep the tarnishing at a minimum. Over time, these jewelry pieces do become tarnished and I have to clean them - but what a pain in the ass trying to use a jewelry cloth!!! I realize that I cant just dip that jewelry in Tarnex because the Tarnex would destroy the pearls and porous stones, but I've read where you can make a tarnish remover from Baking Soda, Salt, Aluminum Foil, and water in a glass dish. Would this concoction harm pearls and/or soft stones? Short of busting apart the jewelry to clean the silver, what can I use/do to clean tarnish from silver that is nestled between porous stones or pearls and is very hard to clean? Sterling |
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