Part 2 How to Clean Verdigris on your Jewelry. How to prevent it on your Jewelry!

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[@Share2885]

Thank you for the DIY on cleaning. I will try some of your tips

[@bonniejosavland3227]

My Anique dealer here in AZ uses 409 to clean silver. Do NOT spray directly on the piece (I’m using a candle stick turned oil, turned Electric), on the parts that may have too much tarnish. I personally love the tarnish in real silver. Use a soft cloth & spray with 409 then wipe with a damp cloth, the dry w/another soft cloth. This works for me but my pieces are quite a bit larger.

[@shadyny]

Thanks for the info

[@debrarobertson6900]

I loved watching your cleaning steps - priceless!

[@shadyny]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@tickledpinkthrifts1601]

Thank you ! That was an excellent video 💖

[@shadyny]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@victoriakogan9509]

Enjoyed the video 🥰 Very interesting. Thank you Marilyn 💕

[@shadyny]

YAY! So happy it was interesting! Appreciate your feedback!

[@bellana11]

Again very helpful and interesting, thank you! And the jewellery! I'm not into cameos but those two? Exquisite. The locket! Delicious.

[@shadyny]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@ressiehernandez4563]

Great video and thanks for showing us how to clean this jewelry. Thank you for sharing your information. It's great info. I love watching your videos.

[@shadyny]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@SWEETPEA3490]

Great Video!

[@shadyny]

Thanks for watching!!

[@happyhourhaulers6126]

Marilyn! This is soooo good! Man I needed this too, because I have a few pieces of jewelry that I have vertigree. Thank you so much for shaking it up and sharing some amazing repair tips and tricks. So lucky and thankful for you, and your knowledge and selflessness in taking the time to help us all!❤️❤️😘

[@shadyny]

YAY! So glad it was helpful! Really appreciate your feedback. Just never know. Thank you for watching my friend!!

[@christhompson4270]

Awesome video hon, I learnt a lot and have a couple of pieces i need to clean, now I know how. Take care and thank you for sharing 👍👏❤️💯

[@shadyny]

Thank you! You too!

[@blancatravels]

Hi Marilyn. That was a really interesting video. My favourite cleaning tip: I put my real 18k/14k gold, diamond and sapphire jewellery in a glass of warm water with a denture cleaning tablet. Makes them really sparkle again. However, this only works on real gold and hard gemstones as it will damage everything else, especially softer stones like turquoise or pearls. I never use this method on anything else. Have a great weekend!

[@shadyny]

How interesting, thanks for sharing! I have never heard of that one. Have a great day!

[@blancatravels]

@@shadyny and it works great on tea stains in my teacup too!

[@teresalong3821]

Thank you. Saving for future reference.

[@shadyny]

Great Thanks for watching!

[@yeseniasantiago2927]

Congratulations 🎊🎉🎈 Your a Beautiful Wonderful Pro with all ur awesome ability and so tremendous in taking ur time in showing and sharing with us Barry also thats love in what yous do Thank Yous GBY very Greatfull 👍🏻👍🏻💖🙏😇

[@shadyny]

Thank you so much!!

[@BrytenYourDay]

Hi Marilyn! 🙋‍♂️ Great video! Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks! 😊

[@shadyny]

Glad it was helpful! Appreciate you watching!

[@BrytenYourDay]

@@shadyny ❤

[@jeannestrickland7027]

If vertigree has already started to destroy the metal, I sometimes use jewelry makers grade sandpaper. Pitted metal cannot be replaced, but at least the sandpaper can give you a smooth surface again.

[@shadyny]

Thanks for sharing. And watching!

[@diannacashion2047]

Good video 👍💯👍

[@shadyny]

Thank you!

[@SWEETSJEM805]

Hi Marilyn 👋

[@shadyny]

Hello Hello!

[@tickledpinkthrifts1601]

Would you consider doing a video on cleaning rhinestone?

[@shadyny]

I will look into it. I generally don't. But I do have a Weiss Rhinestone brooch that has Verdigris on the prongs. I do Have to clean. Or are you meaning to remove and clean the Rhinestones themselves?

[@debrarobertson6900]

Wonder about trying simichrome polish on that goldtone heart? Would be a real Hail Mary but, if the piece is already lost, might try it on

[@shadyny]

The Simichrome just made it smear darker. Very strange reaction. But good idea. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@oandc1only]

Hello!! Have clean lots of jewelry bc, I always like it to always look it’s best. Do you use baking soda for cleaning jewelry?? Have use on silver jewelry. Just plain baking soda little water and cloth. Love your information. Thanks for sharing.

[@shadyny]

I don't. As it can be a little abrasive. But I might give it a go on your recommendation. Thanks for watching!

[@oandc1only]

Thanks for your kind reply

[@angelajakem366]

Hi Marilyn! Great info last week and this week as well! I learned alot! It's too bad the blue ceramic brooch was so far gone. I have to find the ring with the pitting! Can't remember where I put it. I was wondering if you know of something you can put over rhinestones so they don't fall out but doesn't change their appearance too much? I tried clear nail polish but it yellows them! There is so much jewelry that have many small rhinestones that are glued in . It seems you just look at them and they fall out!

[@shadyny]

E6000 glue is the best Rhinestone glue in my opinion. But with time it might turn. I just haven't seen it do it yet. And always be sure to not get the glue on anything but the back if possible. Good luck finding your ring.

[@angelajakem366]

Thanks for the info on the E 6000 . I will get some but I was wondering is there anything you know of that can be brushed on the top of the rinestones to hold them in so they don't fall out?

[@DebbieMark-zq9nd]

KK😊​@@angelajakem366

[@carolyncunningham8138]

Miriam Haskell pieces seem to be especially prone to verdigree. Their faux pearls do not do well over time either. Very hard to find good pieces still.

[@shadyny]

So true, I have seen them just so beyond repair. So sad. Thanks for watching!

[@kathi16323]

On the all metal pieces could you use something like an different tablet...

[@kathi16323]

Efferdent tablet

[@debrarobertson6900]

Try it on the back to see what happens 🙅🏼‍♀️

[@shadyny]

No reaction on the back. Just the front.

[@lynnswim1663]

So, don't use jewelry cleaner.

[@shadyny]

You can, but that doesn't kill the verdigris. So just add the additional step of vinegar to finish it off. Thank you for watching!

[@leones87]

Toothpaste

[@Share2885]

Thank you for the DIY on cleaning. I will try some of your tips

[@shadyny]

Thanks for watching!