Tips for Silver Jewelry Lovers

• Please don't swim in a chlorinated pool with your Silver Jewelry. The chemical reaction (no need to bore you with specifics) will turn your jewelry black. "Ditto" with a natural mineral spring spa.

• A polishing cloth is the very best way to maintain the luster of Silver. Try to avoid dips, sprays, and other metal cleaning solutions. Yes, they do offer immediate gratification. However, that comes with a cost. Build up of these chemicals occurs causing your Silver to tarnish even more rapidly and a sticky residue will form.

• If your Silver Jewelry has turned dark from a pool, improper storage or as a result of using the cleaners mentioned above, "NEVR-DULL" is a super product to correct this and restore the natural beauty of your Jewelry. This product is also a pretty good way to buff out minor scratches on Sterling Silver. Do not use this product on Silver Plated, Rhodium Plated, E-Coated, or any plated metals.

• Handle your jewelry on the edges after cleaning and when putting a piece on. This will keep finger prints from attracting tarnish.

• Store your Silver Jewelry in zip-lock bags. Keep them in a jewelry box, drawer, or any dark place.

• Wearing and enjoying your jewelry is the best way to prevent tarnish.

• Of course always apply makeup, hair spray and fragrances before your jewelry goes on.