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Silver jewelry, while exquisite, can tarnish over time. To minimize tarnishing, store your silver pieces in a cool, dry place, store in air tight packet, and avoid exposure to moisture and direct sunlight.

Soft metals, known for their malleability and intricate designs, require careful handling. Avoid excessive force or pressure, as this may cause the metal to become uneven. Treat your delicate pieces with care to maintain their original form and detailing.

Refrain from exposing your jewelry to harsh chemicals, perfumes, or household cleaning agents, as these can accelerate tarnishing and damage the metal’s finish.

Incorporate a regular cleaning routine to keep your jewelry looking its best. Use a mild jewelry cleaner or a mixture of gentle soap and warm water. Gently scrub with a soft brush to remove any dirt or residue.

Do not store your jewelry in a velvet box, as velvet can attract moisture. Instead, opt for storage in an air tight plastic bag or plastic baskets to maintain a dry and protected environment.