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    Posted 1 year ago

    Faith.k
    (65 items)

    Inherited with other costume jewelry from my late mother in law, about 7 years ago. Unbranded as far as I can tell, very curious about the grapes, I guess from my research that they are peking or chezkoslovakian. Would love some deeper insight, and advice on how to clean? The last one is under uv light, so uranium, maybe?

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    1. DejaVu2 DejaVu2, 1 year ago
      I know this might sound crazy, but i wash all my jewelry with dish liquid and water, followed by a chrome polish. It's important to thoroughly dry the jewelry. I've never had a problem.
    2. Faith.k Faith.k, 1 year ago
      Thank you, dejaVu2! Haven't used chrome polish before, but I have a lot of costume jewelry that needs cleaning, I'll try that for sure! Thank you everyone for all the loves, makes my day!
    3. DejaVu2 DejaVu2, 1 year ago
      Probably the best way is to wipe your jewelry with a soft damp cloth, followed by a dry one. Then try the polish in a small place on the back to see if you like the results. :)
    4. DejaVu2 DejaVu2, 1 year ago
      I almost forgot, i wish we could edit our comments! I apply and remove the polish with Q Tips. Good luck

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