Clean your sterling silver jewelry with a Sunshine ® Polishing Cloth or any soft sterling silver cleaning cloth. First, gently rub off any excess makeup. Remember silver is a very soft metal and you can scratch it if you aren't careful so don't rub it too harshly. Then use the polishing cloth to shine your piece.
Storing your sterling silver
Store your piece in an airtight zip lock bag. Save the one it came in, it works perfectly. This will help prevent some tarnishing. Remember sterling silver is meant to be worn and your body oils also help prevent tarnishing.
Excessive tarnish
Do not use liquid jewelry cleaner on your jewelry. To clean away excessive tarnish, clean your sterling with a soft cloth. You may also use a nonabrasive brand name paste silver polish to remove excessive tarnish. A silver cloth is the best way to remove tarnish from jewelry. Be sure the item to be cleaned is free from dust and other abrasives. Note: Liquid silver cleaner will remove the black (tarnish) coloring from the letter blocks and Bali beads and may discolor the beads.
Directions for use: Rub surface to be polished with medium pressure. Special polishing and cleansing action works until the cloth is completely darkened. Do not wash the cloth. Made in Japan.
*Proof
After you place your order online, if you would like to see a proof of your design before I finish it up, please text the name your order is under (e.g. Proof please-Linda Smith) to (615) 490-2177. I will never sell or give away your telephone number and will ONLY contact you with questions and/or to send you a proof.
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"I love love love my mother's bracelet!
Thank you again for your patience in helping me create it!
I have a friend that will be contacting you to create one for herself as well.
Have a great weekend!
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*Free Shipping on all orders placed online, over $50 and shipped to a USA destination! Prices are subject to change without notice. Not intended for children under 14*
IMPORTANT: Sterling silver is an alloy containing metals that react with chemicals found in air and produce tarnish; high moisture levels, exposure to sunlight and contaminants such as salt water increase this reaction. Take steps to protect sterling silver by keeping it in airtight packages when it isn't being worn, use tarnish-resistant products (included in the bag) that absorb harmful chemicals, and store sterling findings in a cool, dry place. Most tarnish is easily removed by using the free polishing cloth I include with each bracelet, necklace, anklet or earrings ordered.
Questions? Leigha t/t 615-490-2177
