Teach you clean Pandora jewelry

Jewelry is associated with fashion, and women and Jewelry can never be seen separately. Jewelry is considered as an integral part of every fashion woman’s life. The shinning Pandora jewelry out of European beads is always at the top list of fashion jewelry, as they are unique, pretty, lighting. Although you have jewelry box to hold your lovely Pandora jewelry, you should also learn to clean you Pandora jewelry. So today I will how to clean In order to make your jewelry clean as a new one.
First you will need to get a sterling silver dry polishing cloth. Usually, you can find one of these at an authorized Pandora jewelry retailer. If not check your local jewelry store.
Remove all of the charms and clip on charms from your Pandora bracelet and sit them off to the side.
Use the polishing cloth to gently rub the bracelet starting at one end and working your way to the other end. Be very careful not to twist or pull on the bracelet, this could cause damage to it. Once you have completely worked your way over the entire bracelet, examine it, if you still see dark or dull areas go back over that spot again until it is shiny silver.
Now that the bracelet is complete it is time to polish those jewelry charms. One by one use the dry polishing cloth to gently buff away any dark areas and make each charm shine like new again. Remember to keep repositioning your polishing cloth, the silver will leave dark marks on it, try to use a clean area of the cloth for each new charm. And the last, you can reassemble your shiny clean Pandora bracelet once again.
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