Mix 2 tablespoons of mild dishwashing liquid with 1 quart of warm (not hot) water. Soak your jewelry for 10 to 20 minutes to ...

From diamonds to gemstones and precious metals, it's essential to care for fine jewelry, and that includes knowing how to clean it. You might wear an engagement ring or wedding stack. Perhaps you ...

Have you ever put on your favorite pair of sterling silver earrings only to find them dull and lackluster? Or maybe you've noticed that your trusty silver necklace is beginning to tarnish. Thankfully, ...

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One of the most exhilarating aspects of a new piece of jewelry is how it gleans in the light. That sparkle you see every time you see the light catch on it just right is pretty thrilling. Yet, over ...

The fizzing power that works to soothe your stomach can also clean your jewelry. Drop two antacid tablets into a glass of warm water, followed by your baubles. Let sit for about two minutes in the ...

Gold not so glittering? Diamonds looking dim? Lotions, household cleaners, improper storage, and everyday wear and tear can take a toll on your jewelry. I tested some expert-endorsed jewelry care ...

We've got news for you: Your earrings could be gross. (Yes, of course they are pretty, too.) We're simply acknowledging the fact that they're probably covered with grime. Airborne pollution, dirt, ...

Materials needed: Depending on the gem or metal, soft-bristled toothbrush, jewelry polishing cloth, ammonia, dish soap, jewelry cleaner, bowl. Once you have splurged on fine jewelry, the least you can ...

Ever noticed that earrings need more TLC than your other jewelry? There’s a reason. According to Araminta Hall, piercing mentor at Astrid & Miyu, it’s because they “sit so close to your skin, which ...