How to clean Pandora charms at home

famous ban­gles with Pan­do­ra charms won the hearts of girls with the oppor­tu­ni­ty to cre­ate their own unique jew­el­ry, a lit­tle sto­ry and give it a secret mean­ing. But such a beloved dec­o­ra­tion requires the care and atten­tion of its own­er.

First of all, it should be not­ed that Pre­ven­tion is always eas­i­er than cor­rect­ing.. So stick with sim­ple rules and your jew­el­ry will always be at its best. Sil­ver prod­ucts tar­nish from fre­quent expo­sure to water due to the con­tent of salts and min­er­als in it, there­fore Not rec­om­mend­ed take a show­er with dec­o­ra­tions. Also in Pan­do­ra Jew­el­ry Not rec­om­mend­ed vis­it the pool and spa treat­ments — chlo­ri­nat­ed water can cause irrepara­ble dam­age to charms. The use of per­fumes, cos­met­ics and creams also adverse­ly affects the con­di­tion of the prod­uct. And since in most cas­es you can’t do with­out these funds, the dec­o­ra­tion needs reg­u­lar care. In this arti­cle, we will show you how to clean Pan­do­ra charms at home.

For the purifi­ca­tion of sil­ver prod­ucts, there are spe­cial care prod­uctsthat do not vio­late the integri­ty of the met­al struc­ture. The instruc­tions usu­al­ly clear­ly describe the rules of use and addi­tion­al rec­om­men­da­tions. Under no cir­cum­stances should prod­ucts be treat­ed with aggres­sive clean­ing agents and acids.

Most gen­tle method clean­ing with liq­uid soap or dish deter­gent. Add soap/detergent to a con­tain­er with warm water (40–45̊С). In the result­ing solu­tion, low­er the prod­ucts for 5–7 min­utes, with a strong degree of con­t­a­m­i­na­tion — for 10–15 min­utes. After soak­ing the con­t­a­m­i­nants, they will be much eas­i­er to remove. For the mechan­i­cal clean­ing stage, you will need an ordi­nary soft tooth­brush — it has the least trau­mat­ic effect on met­al, does not scratch it, but at the same time it copes well with dirt in hard-to-reach places. After clean­ing, dry the prod­uct with paper tow­els and rub with a spe­cial pol­ish­ing cloth (avail­able at any jew­el­ry store or optics store) or nat­ur­al fab­rics such as suede and flan­nel.

Methodwhich is used for the most “launched» prod­ucts. To do this, you will need bak­ing soda, foil and boil­ing water. Fine­ly tear or cut a sheet of A3 food foil, put it on the bot­tom of a plas­tic dish. Put the prod­uct on top, pour 2–3 table­spoons of bak­ing soda and pour boil­ing water over it. After one minute, the prod­uct can be pulled out of the solu­tion and trans­ferred to a 45 ° C soapy solu­tion. If nec­es­sary, clean hard-to-reach places with a tooth­brush. In con­clu­sion, as described above, dry and rub the dec­o­ra­tion. The result will sure­ly please you. When mechan­i­cal clean­ing, the main thing is to take into account the thick­ness of the prod­uct and not over­do it with the brush. By fol­low­ing these rules, you will not dam­age the jew­el­ry, but only improve its appear­ance.

Spe­cial atten­tion we will give Pan­do­ra bracelets made of tex­tiles and gen­uine leather with sil­ver inserts. Tex­tiles and leather are much more afraid of con­tact with water than sil­ver — this is log­i­cal. Accord­ing­ly, avoid get­ting the prod­uct wet while wear­ing. And for clean­ing, use spe­cial tools that can be pur­chased at jew­el­ry stores. The sec­ond option — baby cream — a good degree of cleans­ing and pro­tec­tion from scratch­es and cracks in the future. Nat­u­ral­ly, such care should be reg­u­lar. Care­ful­ly clean non-remov­able met­al parts with spe­cial equip­ment or a cot­ton pad dipped in soapy water.

There is also a video about pol­ish­ing Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry (eng)

Now you know how to keep new jew­el­ry beau­ti­ful and how to restore old prod­ucts to their orig­i­nal appear­ance.