How to Remove Tarnish from Jewelry



Living in a humid climate is not suitable for a lot of people is known by all, but even jewelry can’t survive well in humid climate.

What is tarnish?

You see a pale, discolored, dull, scratched or nicked jewelry? That is known as a tarnished jewelry piece. Taking tarnish off is a simple process, but you need to make sure you are using the correct ingredients to do the same.

Let’s find out top 5 methods to make your jewelry tarnish free!

Method 1: Washing Soda + Boiling Water

What will you need?

Washing Soda, Glass Bowl, Aluminum Foil, Boiling Water and a Dry Cloth.

Step 1: Place the Foil in the Glass Bowl properly

Step 2: Place the jewelry piece on top of it

Step 3: Add Washing Soda and pour Boiled Water on top of it

Step 4: Wait for a minute for the jewelry to soak the water correctly

Step 5: Take it out and wipe it off with the cloth

Method 2: Bubbly Shower

What will you need?

Dish Soap, Glass Bowl, Boiling Water and a Dry Cloth.

Step 1: Mix the dish soap and warm water thoroughly to form foam

Step 2: Place the jewelry piece in the bowl

Step 3: Add the formula on top of it

Step 4: Wait for 30 minutes for the jewelry to soak the water correctly

Step 5: Take it out and rinse it off with clean water and wipe it off with the cloth

Method 3: Brush it off

What will you need?

Tooth Brush, Tooth Paste, Cloth and Warm Water

Step 1: Squish some Tooth Paste on the Tooth Brush

Step 2: Gently brush it off on the jewelry

Step 3: Once there is enough foam the piece feels smooth, wait for a minute to let the tarnish come off

Step 4: Rinse off the toothpaste properly from the jewelry

Step 5: Rinse it off again with clean water and wipe it off with the cloth

Method 4: Vinegar + Water

What will you need?

Vinegar, Boiling Water, Tooth Brush and a Dry Cloth.

Step 1: Mix the vinegar and warm water thoroughly in equal proportion

Step 2: Pick the solution on the tooth brush

Step 3: Rub the formula on the jewelry

Step 4: Wait for 5 minutes for the jewelry to soak the water correctly

Step 5: Take it out and rinse it off with clean water and wipe it off with the cloth

Method 5: Lemon Juice + Water

What will you need?

Lemon Juice, Glass Bowl, Boiling Water and a Dry Cloth.

Step 1: Mix the lemon juice and warm water thoroughly in equal proportion

Step 2: Place the piece in the bowl and add the formula to it

Step 3: Wait for 5 minutes for the jewelry to soak the water correctly

Step 4: Take it out and rinse it off with clean water and wipe it off with the cloth

With a bit of care and diligence, you can prevent your precious jewelry from getting too severely tarnished and keep them looking shiny!

At House of Devam, you will get best quality jewelry. We offer gold jewelry, silver jewelry and high end jewelry. We are popular for customized and traditional Indian jewelry.

Visit our store at 400 S.W.2nd Ave, Suite 200, Boca Raton, Florida 33432 to see our unique collections or browse online at www.houseofdevam.com.

Location: Florida, USA

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