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How to Clean Yellow Gold
Yellow-gold jewelry provides shine and sparkle. It is important to keep that shine, and maintain the look of your yellow gold jewelry. If you want your jewelry to look good-as-new and last forever, proper cleaning is essential.
Boil two cups of water in the pot for ten minutes; let the water cool for five minutes or until it’s warm but not hot. Boiling will help remove any deposits or proteins in the water that can stain jewelry.
Put on rubber gloves and add a 1/4 teaspoon of household ammonia to the water; stir for 30 seconds to mix well. Place jewelry pieces into the water and let the jewelry sit for five minutes.
Dip a child’s toothbrush in the ammonia/water solution. With the gloves on, pick up the jewelry and very lightly brush the gold surface with the toothbrush to remove any caked-on grime or residue. You can also use a dampened Q-tip if a toothbrush is not available.
Rinse out the brush and set it aside, then thoroughly rinse the jewelry in lukewarm water. Make sure you rinse your gloves, too, so that they don’t have ammonia residue on them.
Dry off the jewelry with a lint-free polishing cloth. Rub the gold surfaces with the cloth after they’ve dried to make them shin
Boil two cups of water in the pot for ten minutes; let the water cool for five minutes or until it’s warm but not hot. Boiling will help remove any deposits or proteins in the water that can stain jewelry.
Put on rubber gloves and add a 1/4 teaspoon of household ammonia to the water; stir for 30 seconds to mix well. Place jewelry pieces into the water and let the jewelry sit for five minutes.
Dip a child’s toothbrush in the ammonia/water solution. With the gloves on, pick up the jewelry and very lightly brush the gold surface with the toothbrush to remove any caked-on grime or residue. You can also use a dampened Q-tip if a toothbrush is not available.
Rinse out the brush and set it aside, then thoroughly rinse the jewelry in lukewarm water. Make sure you rinse your gloves, too, so that they don’t have ammonia residue on them.
Dry off the jewelry with a lint-free polishing cloth. Rub the gold surfaces with the cloth after they’ve dried to make them shin
Gold Rings have always been an essential part of any woman's jewellery collection.
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