Thank you!! Congrats on your new necklace. I love the infinity collection- very classic and beautiful. I hope you enjoy it!

Thanks so much for watching!! I have had to use that trick many times over the years.

The cloths work great too! I enjoy cleaning my silver jewelry. There’s something satisfying about seeing everything bright and shiny! 😊❤️

Thank you so much!! ❤️

I’m very glad to hear this was helpful. Thanks for watching!! ❤️

Dish soap works great too! I’ve never tried ammonia but that’s a great tip- I will have to try that. Thanks for sharing!! ❤️

Thank you so much!! 😊

Thanks for watching!!

Thank you!! It is actually from Amazon from years ago. Unfortunately they no longer sell this exact style.

Nice idea

I will have to try this on my silver! I have heard of using toothpaste but have never tested it out. Thank you for the tip!

Me too. Works very well.

Use dawn soap and warm water is keep it shinny and clean

Thank you so much!! ❤️

Thanks for watching!! I really just try to avoid any chemicals or cleaners getting onto the enamel portion of my bracelet. I generally just clean it with dawn dish soap and water. Unfortunately once the enamel has faded it most likely will not return to the original color. Sometimes extended time in direct sunlight can also cause the enamel items to discolor. I'm sorry to hear that your bracelet has faded! You might try taking it into Tiffany customer service when they are back up and running- it is possible they may be able to replace the charm for you depending on when your bracelet was purchased! I hope that helps.

Congrats on your new piece!! If you plan to wear your bracelet everyday- I recommend the classic heart tag bracelet over the toggle. Mainly because it is more comfortable to wear- and has a more secure clasp. The toggle is beautiful but I find that I wear my lobster clasp bracelets way more often because they so much more comfortable. I pull my toggle bracelet out when I want to switch it up. I hope that helps!

Hi there! Thank you for watching. 💕 Tiffany gold is solid gold and never plated (unless it’s a specific vintage item or gilded homeware item) Typically Tiffany uses solid 18k gold for all of their gold jewelry pieces. I hope that helps!

@@LittleBlueJewelryBox aweee thankyou so much for your reply, def helping me so much💖💖 please make a new video soon because you contents are really amazing!

I personally have never used baking soda on my pieces so I can’t say for sure. The beads are definitely a challenge- a liquid silver polish does work better on those items in my experience. Thanks for watching!

Hi there- Cleaning your necklaces too often can wear down the metal over time if you are using a polishing cloth. Every time you polish silver or gold you essentially are taking a small layer of the metal off- which is great because you can easily buff out scratches- but if you over-do it you can damage your pieces. That is interesting that they suggested Palmolive!! I know it works well to remove dirt and oils from your pieces but I am not sure how well it removes tarnish- depending on the type of item you want to clean it can definitely help!! Also- Tiffany was an amazing place to work and the discount was really nice!! I am not sure if it is still the same- but when I worked there it was 50% for sterling items and 20% for fine jewelry up to a certain amount (excluding engagement rings). I know they do look for sales experience or customer service- depending on the position you are applying for. I would recommend taking a look at Tiffanycareers.com before you apply- they have some helpful info on what positions you might be interested in! Good luck and I hope you get the job!! I loved my time there. ❤️❤️❤️

That's a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion- I will definitely make a bow tying tutorial. 😊

@@LittleBlueJewelryBox You're welcome! I'll be looking forward to the video

Congratulations on your wedding and your new Tiffany piece!! I LOVE the blue lady bug charm. I used to have the red ladybug but would love to add the blue to my own collection one day. I recommend storing it in the box and pouch until your wedding. That will help to keep it from oxidizing and tarnishing. You might also consider purchase a silver polishing cloth (they are fairly inexpensive) to brighten up the silver portions from time to time- it works really well. You will want to be careful to avoid the blue enamel areas when using a cloth so that it does not discolor. The enamel pieces can discolor if worn out in the sun for extended periods of time (many days in a row) or if they are exposed to harsh chemicals. Having said that- I have blue enamel charms on my bracelets that I wear all the time and have yet to have any issues. I just am sure to take it off when showering/ cleaning with chemicals. You an also clean both the silver and enamel with mild detergent like dawn dish soap and warm water. I hope that helps!

Thank you so much, that is very helpful! You are very kind. Take care!

Toothpaste also works really well on silver I have heard! Thats another good tip! Thanks for watching.

Hmmm I know that sometimes even sterling silver can react to chemicals in certain lotions and perfumes. I would clean the necklace thoroughly with silver polish and then rinse it in warm water (or take it in to be professionally cleaned when stores open back up again) and then make sure to let any perfumes or lotions dry before wearing. If it’s still happening- I would take it in and let them know. They may exchange the item or send it out for a deep cleaning. ❤️

Hi there- thanks so much! Enamel can become discolored if exposed to excess sunlight and yes sweat can also discolor lighter enamel more easily (I’ve noticed the white and pink enamel discolors more easily than black or blue). I personally have never had any issues with my enamel pieces but I don’t wear them everyday. If you clean the enamel with a soft wet cloth after wearing it will definitely help to prevent discoloration. I hope that helps!

@@LittleBlueJewelryBox thank you very much for the reply,it's very kind of you ☺ I'll remember your advices in the future,have a nice day ☺

I would give the same tips! The tiffany silver polish or polishing cloth work great on tarnished items. If the piece is very badly tarnished I would bring it into a Tiffany store for professional cleaning. They use silver tumblers and ultrasonic machines to give a much deeper cleaning than you can get at home.

I recommend using polishing cloths! The standard ones work really well for surface scratches. If you have a deeper scratch I would use Sunshine cloths. They are more abrasive and work amazingly well. You can find them on amazon.

Thanks for watching! The in store cleaning fee for silver was around $30 the last time I checked- though it has been a while so I may be off by a few dollars. Sometimes your sales professional will clean your pieces for free if you have a good relationship. All fine/diamond jewelry is free to clean. When they send an item to NY for repair or for deep cleaning the charge will vary based on the piece. I hope that helps!! 👍🏻

Yes! Chlorine will turn your silver Tiffany jewelry- it is a chemical reaction- but don’t worry it can be fixed! It just needs a good cleaning. Bring it into your closest store and they can fix it for you! I had clients bring their items in that had turned completely black after wearing into super chlorinated hot tubs and they came out of in-store cleaning looking new. 👍🏻 They will run it through a silver tumbler and use the right chemicals to fix your piece.

No tips needed! They actually are not allowed to accept tips. :)

I use mine all the time!! ha Realistically, I probably use them every few weeks or when I switch my jewelry. But- I also use them whenever I feel like my pieces look a little dull. They are super easy to use and work really well for me! Enjoy your new bracelets!!

Unfortunately, Tiffany does not usually repair enamel pieces. If the item is less than a year old and already has significant enamel wear they may replace the charm for you altogether. (It never hurts to check with customer service about repairs though! I have not worked there for 6+ years so it's possible this could have changed.) 💗

Yes I have! I have had good experiences but I have also seen a lot of replicas on there. You just have to be careful- if you do receive a replica Poshmark will give you your money back.

Hi- thank you so much for watching! That is a good question and you are absolutely correct- any pieces made outside of the US will be marked (usually Italy or Spain for jewelry) while the US made pieces are just marked with the metal purity stamp. You will find a lot of the Elsa Peretti items are marked Spain on the clasp - while the crystal home decor items will often have a made in Germany sticker. It is usually certain collections that are manufactured in these countries.

@@LittleBlueJewelryBox oh gosh, I'm so happy to see u answered my question! Thank you, u made my day and it hasn't even started yet!! 💕💕💕Thank you for the info! When I was reading your comment, I imagined your voice speaking it to me!💕💕💕

Hi there- congrats on your new earrings! I am familiar with those earrings- they are beautiful!! The dogwood collection was before my time at Tiffany but I believe it is from the late 80's/ early 90's.

I would reach out to the Sales Professional that sold you the ring and see if they are able to replace it for you. Tiffany does not sell the boxes separately but usually a good SP will be able to gift you a new ring box. You might also try calling customer service if you purchased online/ don't have a specific person to contact. You can also find the ring boxes for sale online secondhand on ebay/poshmark etc. I hope that helps!

If you are looking to clean it at home- I would recommend using dawn dish soap and warm water on the whole bracelet. Then using a silver polishing cloth on just the silver sections. This should help brighten everything up without damaging the gold! I hope that helps.

Thank you for responding I appreciate the tip.

Yes- you can definitely use it on your platinum and diamond Tiffany pieces. I use it on my rings quite often. Thanks for watching! ❤️

I use both! I really like the Tiffany cloths for quick polishing and I use silver dip for items that need really deep cleaning.

@@LittleBlueJewelryBox Do you know how does the cleaning service work? If I have necklace from Tiffany but ring from else where. Will it possible to ask them to clean both? or better chance if just buy something small like cleaning solution then ask. Thank you

Oh no!! Is it on the blue or white area? If it's on the blue I would personally recommend taking it in to Tiffany customer service and seeing if they can send it in. I have had issues with at home leather cleaners taking that color off of my blue turn lock wallet before.

@@LittleBlueJewelryBox its on the blue 😔 and thank you for the heads up on the cleaner definitely don't want that to happen.

They had a really great pay structure when I worked there- I am not sure if it is still the same. It used to be an hourly rate (based on experience etc.) plus commission on all sales. The commission structure was really great because it allowed for Sale Professionals to make more money if they put the time in!

Tiffany cleans fine jewelry pieces at no charge. They do charge to polish and clean sterling silver items.

Yes!! That’s a great idea. I will make that one of my next videos. 😊 I had another request for a bow tying tutorial as well. Thanks for watching! ❤️

I’m grateful they don’t. Rhodium plating is a sign of very low quality in silver pieces. It flakes and it chips, and you cannot simply polish it off when that happens like regular tarnish. It just looks worse, ragged, and requires professional stripping.

100% agree with this comment. That is the reason that Tiffany does not use any plating or finishes on their silver. Rhodium wears unevenly and does not allow for silver polishing. I also love the natural patina that sterling silver gets over time.

That is a good question! I personally have not removed stains from bone china pieces before. I will do a little research and see if I can find any tips for you.

@@LittleBlueJewelryBox thanks so much! I am pretty sure it’s a coffee stain if that helps.

From what I can find - it sounds like a mixture of baking soda and white vinegar can be used to spot treat stains on fine bone china. You mix the vinegar and baking soda into a paste, then let it sit on the stain for apx 20 minutes and then rinse with water and soft cloth. This won’t damage the china and but is abrasive enough to get stains out. I would test it on the underside of your item first- just to be safe. I hope this helps and works for you!

I had to come back to give an update. I put the cup in the dishwasher on the high temp setting and the stain is gone. I had never put it in the dishwasher because I thought it might get ruined. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I might not put it in the dishwasher regularly but at least I know that helps if I need it. I did try the vinegar alone (I didn’t have baking soda at hand) and at least alone it did not work.

Thanks for watching! I hear you. Prices keep rising. I mostly buy preloved these days but I love silver and don’t mind the upkeep. It’s not much trouble really. Everyone has their preference though! ❤️

You can! I do. As long there is no enamel, pearls or delicate stones in your silver you can definitely shower in it.