How to clean your jewelry

How to clean your jewelry

It's a good idea to give your jewelry a weekly polish with a soft cloth and opt for a deeper clean monthly or whenever your jewelry is starting to look tarnished.

Exposure to the elements, sweat, cleansers, and creams can dull once shiny jewelry over time. Fortunately, you can easily restore your gold and silver jewelry to its former glory. Add a few drops of our Lemon Myrtle and Mandarin Natural Dish Soap to a bowl of warm (not hot) water to create a solution and soak your jewelry for three to five minutes. Remove and rinse with cool water before using a non-abrasive cloth or a soft toothbrush to remove any lingering grime and gently buff dry.

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