A kit for keeping, not selling
The pieces that keep a piece alive — to clean it without ruining it, and store it so it lasts. Chosen against the same guidance as the care & Mohs guide, and sourced on Amazon.
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Ammonia-free — still skip pearls, opals, coral and amber
The everyday soak-and-rinse the guide calls for: a plant-based formula listed as biodegradable and made without ammonia or alcohol.
The wipe that brings the shine back on gold, silver and platinum: a reusable two-layer cloth with a 100%-cotton inner layer and a separate polishing outer layer.
The soft brush the guide leans on, worked gently behind the stone where grime collects, with a beech-wood handle and horsehair bristles.
For silver that's gone grey — a gentle, non-abrasive cream to bring it back: apply, rinse and buff dry rather than soak.
Hard untreated stones only — never pearl, opal, emerald, turquoise or amber
The deep clean, for when a brush won't reach — fast and thorough on hard, untreated stones. Powerful enough that the guide's warning matters: it's not for every gem.
Divided compartments so diamonds cannot scratch softer stones and nothing tangles, in an organizer the listing describes as solid acacia wood.
One piece per pouch keeps hard stones off soft ones at home or in a bag. The listing describes cotton muslin drawstring bags; the disputed organic claim is not relied on here.
Drop a few in the box or pouch and they quietly absorb the sulphur in the air that greys silver and gold — the slow, invisible tarnish the guide warns about. Replace about every six months.
Rolls rings, chains and studs into their own padded slots so nothing rubs in a suitcase — 'keep pieces apart' for the road, in premium cotton. Best for a weekend, not a whole collection.
For pearls, coral & amber — wipe, don't soak
Pearls, coral and amber want a plain, soft home and a damp-cloth wipe — never a soak, never an ultrasonic. A simple 100%-cotton pouch is all they ask.