Although sterling silver jewelry looks good, it should be maintained frequently, otherwise it will look cheap. If you usually wear silver jewelry, don't touch it often, so the grease will stay on it and make it discolor. If you don't wear it often, it should be sealed in a small plastic bag to avoid contact with air and reduce oxidation. Let's give you a detailed introduction.

If you have a bright silver bracelet at home, you can wash this kind of silver ornaments with silver washing water. After cleaning, please clean with plenty of water, and finally rub with a little alkaline water (such as soapy water or washing powder water) for a while, then clean with water and dry with a soft cloth. The reason why washing powder is used again is to neutralize the weak acidity of silver washing water, so as to really play the role of silver washing water.

Many bath products we know, such as sulfur soap, contain high concentration of sulfur or sulfide, so don't wear them in such an environment. Humidity and high temperature can also accelerate chemical reactions. Therefore, silver jewelry should try to avoid contact with these products. Hot springs and seawater can quickly change the color of pure silver. If you are near these places, please try not to wear them. It is a good choice to take it off and put it in a small sealed plastic bag.

If the silver jewelry changes color, its maintenance is also very simple. Ordinary stains and slight discoloration can be lightly wiped on the surface with a silver cloth, then lightly brushed with a small jewelry brush or a soft toothbrush, or wiped with toothpaste and a small amount of water. Silver ornaments without serious discoloration can be restored as new. If the jewelry turns black locally, you can use a little silver emulsion to wipe off the black stains on cotton balls or high-quality paper towels, and then gently wipe them.