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What you'll need: pandora jewelry a bowl, lint-free cloth, warm water, dish soap and a soft bristle brush
With plated jewelry, like silver-plated brass or gold vermeil, it's important to be delicate during the cleaning process. These pieces have a light layer of gold or silver on top, which can be completely scratched or washed away without much notice.
First, find a flat surface — with no drains, holes or floor vents — to clean your jewelry. You don't to lose it if you drop it once wet.
In a small, shallow bowl, mix a conservative amount of dish soap with enough warm water to cover your jewelry. Use your fingers to create bubbles — a.k.a a lather.
Place your jewelry in the water and rub it clean with your fingers. Even the softest brush could scratch the surface, revealing that inner layer.
Rinse your jewelry under room temperature water and pandora earrings dry immediately with a soft cloth. Paper towels are too tough and could scratch it. If you let it air dry, water spots could appear on the piece's surface. If they do, they're easy to remove with a lint-free buffing cloth.
With plated jewelry, like silver-plated brass or gold vermeil, it's important to be delicate during the cleaning process. These pieces have a light layer of gold or silver on top, which can be completely scratched or washed away without much notice.
First, find a flat surface — with no drains, holes or floor vents — to clean your jewelry. You don't to lose it if you drop it once wet.
In a small, shallow bowl, mix a conservative amount of dish soap with enough warm water to cover your jewelry. Use your fingers to create bubbles — a.k.a a lather.
Place your jewelry in the water and rub it clean with your fingers. Even the softest brush could scratch the surface, revealing that inner layer.
Rinse your jewelry under room temperature water and pandora earrings dry immediately with a soft cloth. Paper towels are too tough and could scratch it. If you let it air dry, water spots could appear on the piece's surface. If they do, they're easy to remove with a lint-free buffing cloth.