Keep the silver ornaments dry, don't swim in them, and don't go near hot springs and seawater.

After each wear, you can gently wipe the surface with cotton cloth or paper towel to remove moisture and dirt, and then put 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 oil can produce a natural and moist luster.

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If the silver cloth can restore about 80% silver, there is no need to use silver lotion and silver washing water, because these products are corrosive to some extent, and silver ornaments are more likely to turn yellow after using these products. Silver wipes contain silver maintenance ingredients and cannot be washed.

If you don't handle and collect the silver jewelry after wearing it, it is very likely that the silver jewelry will turn black.

At this time, you should use a small jewelry brush to clean the fine seams of jewelry, then drop a drop of silver emulsion on the paper towel to wipe off the black oxide on the surface of jewelry, and then use a silver cloth to restore the original brightness of jewelry.

After that, remember to do daily general maintenance to prevent the silver ornaments from turning black again. Silver ornaments are hard to turn white after being blackened many times.