1. Never wear silver jewelry for bathing, beauty and hair dyeing. Soap and shampoo will blacken the silver chain and cause chemical corrosion, which is different from ordinary natural oxidation. It can't be cleaned with silver cloth and silver water.

2. Wipe the sweat and stains on the surface with a soft cotton cloth after wearing every day. If you sweat a lot, especially the silver chain with fine seams, it is best to rinse it with clear water and then dry it in the shade.

3. Silver ornaments made of gold and three-dimensional sculpture, to avoid deliberately wiping luster.

4. If the silver ornaments show signs of yellowing, first clean up the thin seams of the silver ornaments with a small jewelry brush, and then wipe the surface with a silver cloth, so that the original silvery white and brightness can be restored. Here is a suggestion: if the silver cloth can restore 80% silver, it is not necessary to use silver lotion and silver washing water, because these products are corrosive to some extent, and the silver ornaments will turn yellow more easily after using these products. Silver wipes contain silver maintenance ingredients and cannot be washed.

5. If the silver jewelry is not treated and collected after wearing, it is very likely that the silver jewelry will turn black. At this time, you should use a small jewelry brush to clean up the fine seams of the jewelry, then drop a drop of silver-wiping emulsion on the facial tissue to wipe off the black oxide on the surface of the jewelry, and then use a silver-wiping cloth to restore the original brightness of the jewelry. After that, you should remember to do the daily general maintenance to prevent the silver ornaments from turning black again. Silver ornaments are difficult to rub white after many blackening.