Do it immediately and your money will be good as new

Instructions for use:

1. Take  a fresh banana peel .
2. Rub the inside of the skin directly onto your silver items.
3. If necessary, repeat the operation with a new skin.

Surprising, right?  And what’s more,  it’s zero waste!

4. Lemon salt: an acidic and effective solution

When your jewelry starts to lose its shine, a simple  lemon  can work wonders.

Bonus tip  : This method is ideal for  heavily oxidized items , but  should be avoided on delicate or stone-set jewelry .

Steps to follow:

1. Cut a lemon  in half .
2. Dip  one half  in  fine salt .
3. Rub your jewelry gently for  a few minutes .
4. Rinse with clean water and dry.

Result  : Your jewelry regains  its shine in just a few moments  !

5. Toothpaste: much more than dental care

Your  tube of toothpaste  hides a secret… it’s also  a great  silver cleaner.

Common Mistake  : Avoid toothpastes containing  abrasive microbeads , which can  scratch your jewelry .

How to proceed?

1. Wash  the item in warm water with  mild soap .
2. Apply a small amount of  white (non-abrasive) toothpaste  to  a cloth  or  soft toothbrush .
3. Rub gently for  5 minutes .
4. Rinse with clean water  and dry with a  soft cloth .

Result  : Your silverware is ready to  shine brightly  !

Final tip: Take care of your jewelry every day

To prevent your silver jewelry from tarnishing too quickly:

• Store them away from humidity  (in a jewelry box or airtight bag).
• Avoid contact with chemicals  (perfumes, lotions, etc.).
• Clean them regularly with  a soft cloth  to preserve their shine.

With these simple tips, your jewelry will stay  shiny and like new  for longer… without needing to call a professional!