🧼 How to Clean Silver Jewelry at Home: Quick & Easy Tips | My Elysium Jewelry

🧼 How to Clean Silver Jewelry at Home: Quick & Easy Tips | My Elysium Jewelry

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Discover safe, effective, and easy ways to clean silver jewelry at home. Keep your favorite pieces from My Elysium Jewelry shining like new with these expert tips.


Silver jewelry is timeless — but over time, it can lose its sparkle due to tarnish, dirt, and skin oils. At My Elysium Jewelry, we want your favorite silver rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces to shine brilliantly every day. That’s why we’ve put together these quick, easy, and safe methods to clean silver jewelry at home — using simple ingredients you probably already have.


🧽 1. Baking Soda & Water Method

One of the easiest ways to clean silver jewelry is by making a baking soda paste:

  • Mix 2 parts baking soda with 1 part water

  • Gently rub onto the silver piece using a soft cloth or toothbrush

  • Rinse with lukewarm water and dry with a microfiber towel

This method is perfect for sterling silver rings, chains, and delicate pieces from My Elysium Jewelry’s classic collection.


🍋 2. Lemon Juice & Olive Oil Shine

Create a gentle cleaning solution with:

  • 1/2 cup lemon juice

  • 1 tsp olive oil

  • Soak for 10 minutes, then rub gently
    This natural solution restores shine and is ideal for oxidized silver jewelry.


🧼 3. Soap & Warm Water Soak

For lightly tarnished pieces:

  • Mix mild dish soap with warm water

  • Soak your jewelry for 10–15 minutes

  • Use a soft brush to clean tight areas
    This is the safest method for silver jewelry with gemstones, like those in our Gemstone Collection.


🚫 What to Avoid

  • Never use toothpaste or paper towels

  • Avoid bleach, alcohol, or acetone

  • Store silver jewelry in airtight bags or anti-tarnish cloths


💡 Bonus Tip from My Elysium Jewelry:

To prevent tarnish, wear your silver jewelry regularly — the natural oils in your skin help keep it polished. Store pieces separately in soft pouches to avoid scratches and oxidation.

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