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Cleaning and maintaining jewelry must be done if the owner of a piece of jewelry wants for it to continue to turn heads. Although cleaning it is not difficult, care must be taken to ensure no problems occur.
A person who plans to clean her jewelry should have three main items with her in order to do the cleaning. This is particularly true of cleaning gold. The three items needed are a soft-head toothbrush, a soft cloth and a mild dish detergent. Once a person has these three items, she can progress with cleaning the jewelry.
The dish detergent should be mixed with some warm water in a bowl. Not a lot of detergent is needed. Probably one part detergent for 10 parts water is more than enough. After adding both the detergent and the water, the mixture should be stirred.

Next, the jewelry should be placed directly into the mixture. Be careful to lay the jewelry inside the mixture carefully to avoid bumping it or causing it to be damaged. The jewelry should typically sit in the mixture for 5-10 minutes.
Next, the cleaner must remove the jewelry and gently scrub it with the soft toothbrush. If the jewelry includes layers or small areas that are hard to get to, the cleaner should pay special attention to these areas.
The jewelry must be rinsed well to ensure no soap sticks to it. By wiping the jewelry down with a soft cloth, the owner can improve the likelihood that all the soap will be removed.

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