Jewelry Making

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1. Destiny

   2008 Dec 23 1

   i have Tiff's jewelry and I clean it with any other silver jewelry cleanser. Tiffy isnt that d*mn special.
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2. Jhollis

   2008 Dec 23 2

   Jewlry cleaner, that stuff stinks but it works and it wont hurt your jewlry, they make cleaning clothes that polish them too, check tiffanys and see what they reccomend
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3. USMCstingray

   2008 Dec 23 3

   crest and a toothbrush.

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4. Earthy Angel

   2008 Dec 23 4

   There is a silver cleaner you can buy @ the wal-mart jewelry counter. It is in a greyish container and it comes with a little dipping basket. If your jewelry is really silver, this stuff works wonderfully, otherwise, it will just ruin what you have. So if you got it from Tiffany's, I would assume its probably real silver. The stuff I am referring to (cant recall the name of it) but it is fairly inexpensive and lasts forever.

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5. sommerluvn77

   2008 Dec 23 5

   I don't know about a paste, I use a silver polishing cloth. You just use the special cloth and rub it over the jewelry and it takes away all of the tarnish and also removes fingerprints and anything else on there. You can usually get one for free at any jewelry counter or you can buy one at a jewelry store for $2-3. I also store my silver jewelry in a tarnish free jewelry box, this helps a lot. Good Luck!
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6. information seeker

   2008 Dec 23 6

   just use normal silver cleaning gel that u used to clean any other silver necklaces etc…nothing special with tiffany & co's jewel….except for more expensive….

   they use to have world wide free cleaning n repairing service but this policy changed since nov 2006.
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7. Yiahor

   2008 Dec 23 7

   I always sent back my tiffany's jewelry back to them for free cleaning. its a life time service and they do a great job.
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8. XmadgalX

   2008 Dec 23 8

   I always put my Tiffany bracelets, necklaces and earings into a glass of Coke. It may sound really weird, but i have been doing it for years. It doesn't harm the jewelery and is cheaper than buying some silver cleaner. And they always come up looking amazing!!!
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9. Vicky V

   2008 Dec 23 9

   You can try using a silver cleaner.
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10. auntie s

    2008 Dec 23 10

    quickest easiest cheapest way to clean silver is to put tooth paste on it use a soft old brush and rub for a minute or so rince real well and than dry shiny as new or you could buy silver cleaner which is expensive and toxic i have used tooth paste for years never fails……..
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    made silver jewelry for years

11. trh76ajh

    2008 Dec 23 11

    dont use an at home cleaner on things from tiffany's. take it to any jewler and have them clean it. its not expensive and they will do a great job.
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12. spiderwitch66

    2008 Dec 23 12

    Use toothpaste, not the whitening kind though, a piece of cloth and just clean away. Rinse in water, not cold afterwards and polish a bit with a new cloth. Voila! Nice and shiny!
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13. Stefanie K

    2008 Dec 23 13

    Any silver jewelry cleaner should work. I have heard that toothpaste will clean the tarnish, but I don't know if you want to try it on your Tiffany pieces. Just go to your local jewelry store, and they will advise you what product to use.
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14. sasmallworld

    2008 Dec 24 14

    well i did this the other night on my tiffany's bean and teardrop necklace… it worked ok. not the shiniest ever, but definitely too off the tarnish from non wearing…

    get a glass bowl. put a piece of foil on the bottom. add some baking soda and some salt. then add hot water. drop the jewelry in, making sure it touches the foil. apparently a chemical reaction occurs and it cleans ur jewelry! afterwards, rub w/ a soft cloth. i used a soft, thick paper towel…
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