tiffany silver polishing cloth
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Got mine from Tiffany's at around $8++ only. I like it because I don't have to put on some liquid polish. I clean my silver jewelry after using and before storage or before wearing the same 
Yes, it works miracles! It removes the tarnish and makes it sparkle anew. I love it.
Yes, it works miracles! It removes the tarnish and makes it sparkle anew. I love it. I stopped into my local Tiffany store for the first time yesterday. It was to bring in a necklace for repair, and I was asking all these questions about caring for my sterling silver jewelry, and the next thing I know, the SA was pulling out a new Tiffany pouch, a polishing cloth, and a big bottle of their sterling silver polishing cream... I was only prepared to drop off jewelry, and didn't have money on me (it was a quick stop) and I remember thinking "oh, goodness, how do I tell her I can't pay for these items?"
And then she placed them all in a bag and said I was good to go! She just gave me the stuff for free! They really have customer service down there
And then she placed them all in a bag and said I was good to go! She just gave me the stuff for free! They really have customer service down there
I prefer their mitts to the polishing cloths. You just slip a mitt on and rub the item in your kitted hand. I never use the cream. I use the method below.
I mix ammonia with water in a small bowl and let a silver piece sit in it for awhile. NOTHING with stones goes in....just silver. When I rinse it off, its prefect. I learned this from a friend who owns a dental lab. He used to clean pieces for me in a sonic machine in the lab and told me how to do this at home. I mix the ammonia to water at a ratio of about 1 part ammonia to 2 parts water. I put in one piece and make sure that all of it is getting exposed to the mixture while it sits for about 20 minutes. Then I just rinse it off under running water and dry. It's comes out like new. I have a large collection of Elsa Peretti silver pieces, so I do this often.....but remember, only metal....no stones.
I mix ammonia with water in a small bowl and let a silver piece sit in it for awhile. NOTHING with stones goes in....just silver. When I rinse it off, its prefect. I learned this from a friend who owns a dental lab. He used to clean pieces for me in a sonic machine in the lab and told me how to do this at home. I mix the ammonia to water at a ratio of about 1 part ammonia to 2 parts water. I put in one piece and make sure that all of it is getting exposed to the mixture while it sits for about 20 minutes. Then I just rinse it off under running water and dry. It's comes out like new. I have a large collection of Elsa Peretti silver pieces, so I do this often.....but remember, only metal....no stones.