Diy jewellery cleaning

[whlparkstone]

I have some lovely Pandora and Chamilia charm bracelet that are looking very tarnished and in need of a spruce up.

Has anyone had any success with diy home cleaning, which products did you use?

[skb 123]

I used this on my Links bracelet which came up good as new:


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[whlparkstone]

Originally Posted by skb 123

I used this on my Links bracelet which came up good as new:


amazon/Town-Talk-S...=silver&sr=8-4

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Wow, thanks for that. Such a good price too

[emmabanana]

Originally Posted by whlparkstone

Wow, thanks for that. Such a good price too

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I use that too, always brings things up looking like new

[MinniMouse]

I make a paste of bicarbonate of soda and washing up liquid and a toothbrush for my jewellery. Rinse off then lightly rub dry on a clean dry cloth. Works well for any diamonds - not that I have a lot

[Rockycat]

I work for Pandora, to clean your bracelet and charms soak them in warm water with a tiny bit of washing up liquid for about 5 minutes, then clean them with a soft toothbrush. Dry them on some kitchen paper and use the cloth recommended in previous post and they should come up as new 😊 for really stubborn marks/tarnish do as above but you can use Silvo polish too...this is what we when we clean the jewellery in store. Hope this helps.

[whlparkstone]

Originally Posted by Rockycat

I work for Pandora, to clean your bracelet and charms soak them in warm water with a tiny bit of washing up liquid for about 5 minutes, then clean them with a soft toothbrush. Dry them on some kitchen paper and use the cloth recommended in previous post and they should come up as new 😊 for really stubborn marks/tarnish do as above but you can use Silvo polish too...this is what we when we clean the jewellery in store. Hope this helps.

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Extremely helpful, thanks so much

[Saratoska]

Read once that for diamonds to leave a while in vodka

[Pumpkin Pie]

Don’t know if they do it in every Pandora shop but one of the Edinburgh stores will clean your bracelet for free if you hand it in.

[Talland 2016]

My grandma used to soak her rings and bracelets in Gin