Frosted silver bracelet

Women all love beauty. They like to decorate themselves with all kinds of beautiful things. For example, sparkling necklaces, pairs of beautiful earrings, exquisite headdresses, and a variety of beautiful bracelets and bangles. The texture and gloss of the silver bracelet are very good. The frosted silver bracelet does not look as shiny as the ordinary silver bracelet. But the frosted silver bracelet looks more elegant. Let’s learn how to clean frosted silver bracelets.

How to clean a frosted silver bracelet

Detergent/alkaline cleaning

To clean silver bracelets, you can use alkaline laundry detergent or alkaline flour. Put an appropriate amount of laundry detergent or alkaline flour in a small container.

After putting the washing powder or alkaline flour into the container, add an appropriate amount of water into the container to completely dissolve the washing powder or alkaline flour.

After the washing powder or alkaline surface is thoroughly dissolved in water, put the silver bracelet to be cleaned in it. Soak it for about half an hour to remove the silver bracelet, and then wipe the silver bracelet with cotton cloth. In this way, the silver bracelet will be clean.

Toothpaste cleaning

In addition to washing powder and alkali to clean silver bracelets, we can also use toothpaste to clean silver bracelets. First, rinse the silver bracelet to be cleaned with clean water and soak the bracelet completely.

After soaking the bracelet, squeeze an appropriate amount of toothpaste onto the silver bracelet to be cleaned, and then use a soft-bristled toothbrush to clean the silver bracelet.

After cleaning the silver bracelet with a soft-bristled toothbrush, rinse off the toothpaste foam on the bracelet with clean water, and then wipe it dry with cotton cloth or towel. The cleaned silver bracelet will be as good as new.

Silver Bracelet Maintenance

Avoid wearing silver jewelry regularly while doing heavy housework or rough work.

Avoid contact with mercury (i.e. mercury), which will produce "amalgam", a mercury alloy. Mercury can form amalgams with all metals except iron.

Avoid contact with cosmetics, perfume, and bleach. Especially low-quality cosmetics and perfumes, because they often contain excessive amounts of sulfur, lead, cadmium and mercury.

Some people's sweat will corrode precious metal jewelry, so these people should wash their silver jewelry with clean water frequently when wearing it in summer.

Never wear silver jewelry to hot springs or sea water as they contain high levels of sulfur.

When wearing silver jewelry, try not to wear other hard jewelry at the same time.