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| Silver is prone to tarnishing but you can reduce this effect by wearing your jewelry often. |
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While there are various types of silver, the most commonly used for fine jewelry is sterling silver. When not being worn, keep your silver jewelry away from direct exposure to sunlight or artificial light. Housing your silver jewelry in a cool and dry place like a soft, tarnish-proof cloth or in a covered box will help in avoiding oxidation.
To maintain its exceptionally high luster, use a specially designated silver cleaner. A diluted solution of mild dishwashing liquid and water can be a quick and effective cleaner for your silver jewelry too. If your silver does tarnish, a polishing cloth or liquid polish is essential. |
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