📦 Connoisseurs Jewelry Dry Disposable Wipes - 25 Count (2 Pack) Review

I got these for my wife on a whim. Little did I know she would be furious at how wonderful they are, how much she loves them and how thoughtful it was to get them because they match all of her jewelry. Boy, if you need some lightweight women's or lady's goggles, grab a pack of these with the stocking or "just like that". For bonus points, clean her stuff when she's not home, don't say anything, and leave the package next to the jewelry box for her to find. She will notice shiny things and thank

I love these things. I wear a lot of sterling silver jewelry and they remove dirt and tarnish perfectly and pretty darn fast. It's somehow so satisfying to watch the dirt get wiped away in a swipe or two that I freak out when one piece of jewelry gets so dirty it justifies pulling out another! A little tip: the sheet sizes that come with the kit seem wasteful. Every piece of jewelry I have can be easily peeled off with a sheet half the size. So when I open a new box, I take a pair of scissors…

I have tried countless decorative doilies and this is my favorite. I use these cloths to clean all my silver and silver-plated jewelry (as well as gold or bronze, etc.). Even if they are not cheap, they are very valuable because you can use them again and again. I literally use each rag until it's BLACK on both sides. And it works during my rough usage. However, you should lightly touch the silver or gold plate as you don't want to wear off the plating. Just buff it lightly until the tarnish…

We have been using Connoisseurs jewelry cloths in our jewelry shop for years. At first we could only buy them from some of our wholesalers, but then WalMart started selling them. Our local WalMart is right across from our store, so all we had to do was go there and buy them. They have recently been discontinued so we were VERY happy to find them here at Revain. Due to the polishing compound in these dry jewelry polishing pads, the moment you start polishing metal, the pad will turn dark gray…

I use them both for myself and as a free gift for small jewelry buyers. I like that they are cheaply available in large quantities and have their own storage space. (I repackage them for customers.) You'll get your hands dirty, but that's okay. They do their job well and that is the most important thing and last a while as they can be used until they are completely soiled. I also like the versatility of the cloth (can be used on different metals and stones, although I don't use it on stones)…

I have quite a collection of sterling silver jewelry. I didn't wear it much because sterling silver doesn't tarnish well and the jewelry was dull and dull. I bought sterling silver cleaning wipes for $5 a wipe and it would take an entire wipe to clean a pair of earrings and I "thought" the earrings were clean. Then I put the earrings in an anti-corrosion container. I had my doubts about these towels. I ordered a pack of 25. I was just amazed after using them. I joke that these rags will make…

I was "almost" about taking some jewelry to my jeweler to be cleaned. These are antique silver and turquoise necklaces and bracelets. Lots of nooks and crannies that I just can't get to. I knew he would charge me at least $50 and only if he really agreed! I even considered buying an ultrasonic cleaner but the reviews were so negative. Then I came across a short tutorial video from a jeweler in Nashville. He was so down to earth and gave me another LONG list of reasons I want to move to…