I love doing this haha, haven’t cleaned my jewelry in a while though

What a great method! So much cheaper than buying fancy cleaning stuff.

I was just looking at all my jewellery today cringing and not sure what to do with it! I will try this! Thank you

Great tip, I wonder if I could do this with gold rings?

brilliant idea and easy, my jewelry needs a bit of ashine,so approprite getting this how too in time, as cotenplating giving away now on me will have new day

I’ve used this method and it definitely works.

Does it work on all metals – gold, silver, bronze, pewter?

Thank you. Defiantly going to give this a try

This is terrific, thank you! Bicarb soda is so versatile. I’ve used toothpaste to clean the odd piece before, but this is one to try for sure.

I notice there is only silver /silver plated jewellery, No gold.

Wow what a super simple idea, I assume the same principle for silver cutlery?

i like the step by step pictures to make it easy to follow.

Great timing to see this! I was thinking this week that my favourite bracelet is looking rather grubby and in need of TLC!

great post – I have just put a bunch of jewellery in the op shop pile for the tarnish – getting it out now!!

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  Have fun cleaning – I will be doing the same!

that’s awesome and easy and cheap

Thanks for the tip and tutorial – need to do some cleaning!

what do you do for gemstones?

I have a few sterling silver items and always used the soft jewellery clothes the Jewellers supply at the stores. It never fails me. After a few buffs with the cloth , it is shiny and new again .

Large items can be placed in the laundry tub with this method ..works wonders …sparkling cutlery in no time.

this sounds like a really good tip to know. youtube is great for finding info!