Review on 💎 Efficient Fabulustre Jewelry Polishing Cloths 9"x11" for Ultimate Shine by Tara Ford

I have LOTS of silver jewelry (a few gold ones) and I take great care of my jewelry - after all, they are expensive. Although many pieces of silver jewelry today are rhodium plated to prevent tarnishing, they still need to be cleaned from time to time. I use a commercial liquid silver cleaner, but it is NOT suitable for many items. Oxidized silver (in vintage style and in many craft items) should never be submerged in harsh silver cleaners. Likewise, many gemstones are soft and porous and lose their luster when exposed to acids in silver cleaners: turquoise, pearls, opals, malachite, lapis lazuli, etc. ) Sometimes a jeweler can restore the brilliance of these gemstones, but not always. . Silver chains are rarely rhodium plated and need to be cleaned. Of course I've spent a lot of time cleaning and polishing silver over the years and I've tried everything. This is by far the BEST type of fabric to polish all your jewelry. The crimson fabric is soaked in jewelry blush (and who knows what else?) and really removes dullness and dirt. The yellow side removes jewelry blush and completes the polishing process. I've found that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. Silver chains are rarely rhodium plated and need to be cleaned. Of course I've spent a lot of time cleaning and polishing silver over the years and I've tried everything. This is by far the BEST type of fabric to polish all your jewelry. The crimson fabric is soaked in jewelry blush (and who knows what else?) and really removes dullness and dirt. The yellow side removes jewelry blush and completes the polishing process. I've found that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. Silver chains are rarely rhodium plated and need to be cleaned. Of course I've spent a lot of time cleaning and polishing silver over the years and I've tried everything. This is by far the BEST type of fabric to polish all your jewelry. The crimson fabric is soaked in jewelry blush (and who knows what else?) and really removes dullness and dirt. The yellow side removes jewelry blush and completes the polishing process. I've found that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. Of course I've spent a lot of time cleaning and polishing silver over the years and I've tried everything. This is by far the BEST type of fabric to polish all your jewelry. The crimson fabric is soaked in jewelry blush (and who knows what else?) and really removes dullness and dirt. The yellow side removes jewelry blush and completes the polishing process. I've found that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. Of course I've spent a lot of time cleaning and polishing silver over the years and I've tried everything. This is by far the BEST type of fabric to polish all your jewelry. The crimson fabric is soaked in jewelry blush (and who knows what else?) and really removes dullness and dirt. The yellow side removes jewelry blush and completes the polishing process. I've found that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. to polish all your jewelry. The crimson fabric is soaked in jewelry blush (and who knows what else?) and really removes dullness and dirt. The yellow side removes jewelry blush and completes the polishing process. I've found that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. to polish all your jewelry. The crimson fabric is soaked in jewelry blush (and who knows what else?) and really removes dullness and dirt. The yellow side removes jewelry blush and completes the polishing process. I've found that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones. that with a little rubbing, the red side will polish even the smallest scratches and dents on your piece. It also works on the watch as far as I understand. DO NOT give out microfiber jewelry towels - they only remove fingerprints from diamonds and colored gemstones.