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How To Keep Your Sterling Silver Jewelry Tarnish Free
By Tim Shank
Keeping your sterling silver tarnish free can seem like an impossible task. For those of you who wear your silver on a regular basis, you know that it seems you can literally take your polished silver earrings off one night only to have them start to look yellowish by morning.

Although it seems like an impossible task to keep this from happening, with just a few easy steps you can help prevent your sterling silver from tarnishing. Even if it does begin to tarnish, if you can catch it in its early stages, you can easily remedy the situation.

The first thing you need to realize is that tarnish is typically caused by things that we do or wear. Perfume, lotions, sweaty skin and hair products can all cause your to begin to tarnish. If you take your off without wiping off the residue from these things, you are contributing to the tarnish. When you add the fact that most people leave their sterling silver sitting out, exposed to the air most of the time, tarnish becomes inevitable.

For this reason, you need to start to change your habits when putting on and removing jewelry. Before you put any on, you should make sure your lotion and perfume has soaked into your skin and all hair products, especially hairspray, should be applied. When you are removing your silver jewelry, you should take a few seconds to wipe it off with a soft cloth such as an old t-shirt or flannel shirt.

Once
you wipe your clean, you should store it in an airtight container, such as a zip lock baggie, a cloth bag or an airtight box. The less air and light your silver is exposed to when you aren't wearing it, the less tarnished it will become.

If your sterling silver begins to show signs of tarnish, simply wipe it clean with a silver cloth. Most cloths come in two parts: a cleaning cloth and a polishing cloth. It is a soft cloth that should clean your with just a couple of wipes if the tarnish has not gotten too bad.

With just a few preventative measures, you can easily keep your sterling silver from becoming tarnished. Taking time to keep it clean after wearing it and storing it away from light and air is all you need to do to cut down on tarnish significantly and keep you from spending hours trying to get badly tarnished silver clean. The few seconds it takes to wipe it clean are well worth it in the end.

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