What to do if silver jewelry turns black

In our daily life, many people prefer to wear some jewelry, among which silver jewelry is popular with many people, because many people feel that wearing silver jewelry has many benefits in alleviating physical diseases. However, jewelry will gradually turn black after being worn for a long time, which is also a problem that makes many people feel headache. In fact, it is normal for silver jewelry to turn black. As long as there are some small methods, the silver jewelry will become very shiny.

First, let’s share some tools that we can see everywhere in our daily life for cleaning, which is convenient and quick. Use toothpaste, squeeze a little toothpaste onto our bracelet, find a soft-bristled toothbrush, and gently brush back and forth. Slowly, you will find that the black part will slowly disappear. Finally, slowly wash it with clean water and it will become bright and white. This is the method we use most often.

Soak in Coke.

In fact, there are some small methods. For example, we add a little bit of cola that we drink daily and soak the bracelets in it. This is more suitable for bracelets that are not easy to clean with brushes and have many patterns and cannot be brushed. Use this method, soak for a while, and then wash it.

In addition, we can also use vinegar or strong tea water to scrub it in daily life, and the effect is the same. It depends on which method is more convenient for you.

Use a professional silver polishing cloth.

Next, let’s talk about some other methods that may not be so easy and convenient in our lives. First, we buy professional silver polishing paper to wipe it. What is professional silver cleaning paper? It is a special professional cloth with silver powder on it, which can wipe it clean.

Use alcohol or ammonia.

Alternatively, we can also use alcohol or ammonia to scrub and react to black oxide. However, these are not things that ordinary people have at home. Friends who have the conditions can also try them.

When wearing silver jewelry, do not wear other precious metal jewelry at the same time to avoid collision, deformation or scratches. Keep your silver jewelry dry, don't wear it when swimming, and stay away from hot springs and sea water. After each wear, wipe the surface with cotton cloth or tissue to remove moisture and dirt, and then store it in a sealed bag to avoid contact with air.

The best way to maintain silver jewelry is to wear it every day, because human body oil can create a natural and warm luster.