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Gentle Jewelry Care Before a Night Out
Concerts, premieres and live shows are often the moments when people reach for their favorite rings, earrings and chains. A little gentle cleaning beforehand helps pieces catch the stage lights and keeps them in good condition for years. The safest approach is usually the simplest, using mild, natural methods rather than harsh chemical dips.
Simple, mild cleaning methods
- Warm water and mild soap: A few drops of fragrance-free dish soap in warm water, a short soak and a soft toothbrush will lift everyday grime from most gold, silver and platinum pieces.
- Baking soda paste for silver: A thin paste of baking soda and water, applied lightly with a soft cloth, can reduce tarnish on solid sterling. Rinse well and dry right away.
- A soft polishing cloth: For quick touch-ups, a lint-free microfiber or jewelry cloth restores shine without any liquid at all.
What to avoid
Some materials need extra caution. Pearls, opals, turquoise, amber and other porous or organic stones can be damaged by soaking, vinegar, lemon juice or abrasive pastes, so wipe them only with a slightly damp cloth. Plated and costume jewelry can lose its finish if scrubbed, and glued settings may loosen in water. Skip toothpaste, bleach and chlorine, and take jewelry off before swimming. If a piece is valuable, antique or set with fragile stones, a professional jeweler is the best person to ask.
Event-day habits
Put jewelry on last, after hairspray, perfume and lotion, since these leave a dull film. At crowded venues, check that clasps and earring backs are secure, and consider leaving very valuable pieces at home. Afterwards, wipe each item and store pieces separately so chains don't tangle and stones don't scratch softer metals.
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