How To Clean Enamel Jewelry

To clean enamel jewelry i would use something non abrasive and safe on all types of fine jewelry.

How to clean enamel jewelry. Remove the stocking from the bowl and carefully place your jewellery piece onto the soft cloth. Dry with a microfiber cloth. Rinse the jewelry in cool clear water. If there is grime in or around the settings use distilled water and a soft toothbrush. Be sure to clean all of the fine design work.

Be careful not to touch the sides nor the bottom of the sink with the jewelry. Carefully place the nylon bag onto the bottom of the sink and allow the jewelry to soak for about 10 minutes. Move the jewelry around the sink inside the nylon bag. This will quickly clean your copper back to a shiny clean finish. Use your toothbrush to carefully and gently clean any stuck on dirt and residue from the jewelry.

With the toothbrush gently scrub any remaining bits of dirt away. This high heat proceeds to bake the enamel causing it to fuse to the surface and harden into a glossy durable finish. A solution created by mixing half mr. The jewelry is placed within a special kiln which heats up to at least 1300 f. Making sure that your sink is plugged run some lukewarm water from the taps and rinse off your jewellery using a dry section of your soft cloth dry and polish your enamel jewellery.

Carefully place the enamel jewelry in the nylon bag into the warm water. For a copper enamel piece without soft gemstones you can add white vinegar and salt together about 1 cup vinegar to 1 tablespoon salt and dip your piece in that. The jeweler checks to make sure the enamel is even and sends it off to curing. If stubborn debris remains you can use diluted ammonia or a mild glass cleaner and a soft toothbrush. If you run them under the tap be sure the sink stopper is securely in place.