Silver Fetish: November 2011

How To Clean Tarnished Sterling Silver

Sterling silver can be easily tarnished by various reasons, depending on the wearer. It can be caused by sickness, or mere dietary style.

Nonetheless, it is easy to clean sterling silver. For cut surface jewelry and also with stone embellishments, it is recommended to rub with white toothpaste (Colgate is preferable) and then rinse off.

For plain uncut surface sterling silver, wrap a glass bowl with aluminum foil with the shiny side facing out. Put the sterling silver jewelry in the bowl, pour boiling water into it and quickly dunk in a heap tablespoonful of baking soda into it. Wait for several minutes and take the jewelry out of the bath and rinse with cold water.

There is a link attached above on other means to clean your silver jewelry. Feel free to read :)

Silver Fetish

Why Silver Jewelry Fetish?

For more than a century, my forefathers were skilled jewelers. This is a hand-me-down business and I have continued on my family's legacy.
As an established brand name in Sarawak, our main business, Thian Hua is very much based in Sibu, Sarawak and is the pioneer in this silver jewelry business.
All of our jewelries are made from sterling silver, and we guarantee that our jewelries may not cause rashes and skin allergy when worn.
Last but not least, do enjoy browsing jewelry at my blog. I welcome any inquiries.

Regards,
Sibu Food Diva

Feel free to browse through the items and any inquiries please email me at

silver.fetish@yahoo.com

or drop a comment at the comment box

For placement of order kindly include

1.Name
2.Email
3.Item and its description
4.Contact number

Please wait for confirmation via email on payment and account details (we will usually get back to you as soon as possible, and if you do not receive a reply please email me again or check your junk/spam mail)

Payment can be made via bank transfer; Maybank2u.com

Postage is free within Malaysia

925 Sterling Silver Jewelry Blog