Cleaning vintage jewelery

CraigBrown

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SusanMN

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Most sterling/925 silver without stones and gold jewelry can be cleaned and will certainly look better. I am guessing that ring is silver. If so, you can use baking soda, salt and boiling water to remove the tarnish. You line a small glass bowl with tinfoil, lay your ring in it, cover with baking soda and a dash of salt and then you pour boiling water over it and let it cool. Then wipe it with a soft cloth and most of the tarnish will come off. Gold usually just wipes clean with a soft cloth, or sometimes I use toothpaste.
 

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Nice find, I bet it will cleanup real nice for display. :occasion14:
 

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I would clean it if its silver its yours to enjoy. Tommy
 

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