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Tips On Cleaning
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The Tips on Cleaning is from us and the Blog |
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Email us at
help@perlin-jewelry.com
to add more Tips on Cleaning or Questions |
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Pearl Cleaning |
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After each wearing, wipe your pearls
with a soft cloth to remove body oil, makeup, and pollution.
Wear your pearls at least once a month, the humidity from your
body does them good. If you wear your pearls on a regular
basis, have them professionally cleaned every year to prevent
dust, powder, and skin oils from accumulating in the bead
holes. Have the beads restrung (and the clasp checked) the
moment you notice the string stretching or looking dingy.
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Bone and
Ivory Cleaning |
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Step 1
Mix a few drops of dish washing soap and a cup warm water
together in a dish.
Step 2
Dip a soft clean cloth into the mixture until cloth is damp and
use to gently wipe the bone or ivory. Do not soak the item as
ivory is very porous and will absorb moisture.
Step 3
Repeat step 1 & 2 but use clean water.
Step 4
Dry with a clean soft cloth or a paper towel. |
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Do not try to
lighten bone or ivory. For it darkens in color with age it is a
natural part of the aging process of ivory. The color of antique
ivory is often used as an indicator of age and the patina
protects the ivory as well. |
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The advice on jewelry information comes from jewelry experts
Linda and Perry, as well as from our frequent visitors. If you'd
like to add anything to this page, or have us add a topic of
interest for you, email us at
help@perlin-jewelry.com. |
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