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Hey jewelry lover! Looking for a fast and cheap ultrasonic cleaner? There is no reason to spend $$$ every year to get your bling clean, after all. You can easily find better places to spend those bucks, like new jewelry! Plus, you don’t need to pay $500 for a jewelry cleaner when there are many…

Pewter has a distinct look as jewelry. It is very safe to wear as, unlike before, pewter is produced lead free. It is durable, and many families pass on pewter jewelry and household items as a heritage. The good thing about pewter jewelry is that it does not tarnish like silver jewelry. However, with time,…

Rhodium is a rare metal with increasing popularity in jewelry. It is a hard and durable which a natural luster. Moreover, rhodium, like gold, does not corrode or oxidize, which makes even more attractive. This means it easier to keep it bright and shiny. However, rhodium is not a rose without thorns. It is brittle…

A Rock tumbler is a hobbyist dream machine. No, it doesn’t turn copper into gold, but it is getting close! It turns simple rough rocks into beautiful and lustrous stones. After that point, it is only up to your imagination what those shiny pieces can be made into. Make it the prime piece of a…

In this post, we’ll look into 3 different answers to how to clean gold jewelry with baking soda and vinegar. These are fast, easy and cheap solutions: the perfect combination we all want. Gold is a precious metal that does not oxidize easily and it is not prone to tarnishing. However, it can lose its…

If you want to achieve professional-level cleaning at home, you have two choices: ultrasonic or steam jewelry cleaner. Both device types are capable of bringing the shine back to your jewelry in affordable ways. In this post, we’ll consider the pros and cons of each, and share the best players in their categories. For those…

Silver plated jewelry such as bracelets, earrings, and rings are beautiful and shiny, but they tend to lose their shine and gain tarnish over time. These tarnished areas are caused by the chemical reaction of silver with exposure to the moisture and oxygen in the air. But we can easily restore our silver plated items…