It is necessary to clean jewelry to return it to a pleasant shine and remove the accumulated pollution. But in no case do this procedure over the sink, otherwise it is likely to drop them in the drain.
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We refresh the precious metals, putting it for a few minutes in a warm solution of water and a good detergent.
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Gold is easy to clean, boiling a couple of minutes in a soda solution: 1 tbsp. Soda for a glass of water. You cannot clean with alcohol and vodka!
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We remove the dust from gilding with a cotton pad moistened in beer or turpentine. To shine, we rub with egg white with eggs with a soft flannel.
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We remove light pollution from silver, dipping a wet silver product in a toothache and polishing with a thick, forsy cloth. We wash out more serious dirt with a solution: 1 tbsp. ammonia 10 tbsp. water. We soak the silver in the solution for 15-30 minutes, we follow the process, achieve the result-we take out the product, do not overexpose.
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We put products with stones in order, while taking into account that each stone requires an individual approach.
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We remove dust from under the stone with a cotton swab moistened in glycerin. We also wipe the frame from all sides, and then polish a piece of soft flannel.
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We lower the diamonds into a hot soap solution with the addition of a drop of ammonia and clean the toothbrush.
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Emeralds and turquoise are not desirable to wash in water or solutions, you can only clean with a soft cloth. If cleaning is necessary, you should contact the jeweler.
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Opal - a fragile gem, contains a large amount of moisture. Therefore, in order to protect it from drying and cracks, we periodically wash it with clean water.
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Restore the sparkle of pearls of baths made of salted soapy water (on a glass of water 1 tsp salt). After cleansing, we rinse with clean water and dried.
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Other stones are cleaned with a toothpaste and a toothbrush or finger, then wash off with running water and wipe dry with a soft cloth.
In order not to contact the jeweler for help in cleaning jewelry, it is worth only to remember the one rule: to remove them always, as soon as contact with chemistry (any cosmetic procedures, cleaning), overheating (beach, sauna), long-term contact with water (pool , sea).
We remove the dust from gilding with a cotton pad moistened in beer or turpentine. To shine, we rub with egg white with eggs with a soft flannel.
Opal - a fragile gem, contains a large amount of moisture. Therefore, in order to protect it from drying and cracks, we periodically wash it with clean water. 
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