1. Baking Soda & Water Paste for Tarnished Jewellery
How to Use
1- Mix 2 spoons of baking soda with water to make a paste.
2- Rub gently on the jewellery with a soft brush.
3- Rinse and dry.
Lemon Juice & Salt for Tarnished Jewellery
How to Use
1- Mix warm water, 1 spoon of lemon juice, and a pinch of salt.
2- Soak the jewellery for 5 to 10 minutes.
3- Rinse and wipe.
Vinegar Soak for Tarnished Jewellery
How to Use
1- Mix half a cup of vinegar with half a cup of water.
2- Soak the jewellery for 15 minutes.
3- Rinse and dry.
Toothpaste Cleaning for Tarnished Jewellery
How to Use
1- Apply non-gel toothpaste on a soft brush.
2- Rub gently on the jewellery.
3- Rinse and dry.
Dish Soap & Warm Water
How to Use
1- Mix mild dish soap with warm water.
2- Soak the jewellery for 10 minutes.
3- Rub gently, rinse, and dry.
Aluminium Foil & Baking Soda Method
How to Use
Line a bowl with aluminium foil.
1- Add 1 spoon of baking soda and hot water.
2- Soak the jewellery for 5 minutes.
3- Rinse and dry.
Banana Peel Polish
### How to Use
Rub the inside of a banana peel on your jewellery.
Wipe with a cotton cloth.
Tarnishing is common for jewellery, but it’s easy to fix.
With these methods and a little care, your jewellery can always look shiny and new. Jewellery isn’t just a piece of clothing—it holds memories. Take good care of your tarnished pieces to make sure they stay sparkling.