Men's silver ring with micro stone with wolf inscription

Methods for polishing silver at home

Silver is characterized by its great flexibility compared to other metals which makes it more susceptible to damage scratching and staining which requires careful polishing to preserve it and this may be done by easy home methods without the need for the help of a silver jeweler and one of the methods is:

Tin foil to polish silver

Dull silver can be polished by boiling a liter of water with a tablespoon of baking soda and tin paper and immersing the silver pieces in the mixture for 10 seconds while the time can be increased if the silver is very pale then the silver piece is removed from the solution with the help of kitchen tongs. If the silver is still dull and matte it is recommended that you mix a quarter cup of baking soda with two tablespoons of water to make a dense paste spread over the silver using a damp sponge then rinse and dry

Silver pieces that have corners in them can be polished to get rid of their oxidized surface by soaking them with a solution containing salt and soda carbonate in the following way:

• Put one part of hot water and tin foil in a glass container.
• Add one to two tablespoons of salt and baking soda to the water while some silver pieces may need two teaspoons of baking soda and a teaspoon of salt to be cleaned as the appropriate amount is determined as needed.
• Silver pieces are soaked in the resulting solution with the tin foil under these pieces for a period of no more than five minutes depending on the amount of their pigmentation as soaking silver in this solution for more than necessary may cause the outer layer to be removed from it.
• Rinse the silver bars with water then dry them with a soft towel

The ring is completely made of 925 sterling silver