I bought this box and all my sterling silver jewelry started to turn dark as if somenthing in the suede lining tarnishes silver, anybody knows why?
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I doubt it....mine seems ok. .but it's only been a little over a month since I put mine in there. .I hope this was helpful. ..
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its not like a typical silver tarnish though -silver tarnish you can clean, this tarnish stays and looks cheap!
308236
I love the light grey lining because it is easy to see silver or gold jewelry; as well as onyx colored stones. If the lining in a jewelry box is to dark it is very hard to see some of your jewelry. With this one it is easy to see it all. I love mine!
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Yes, it will get rid of black tarnish on real silver silverware. Typically you don't have to rub a lot at all. However, if the silver has been sitting with the tarnish for a long time, it may take longer than usual. This is a fabulous product!! Much easier to use than other paste.
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I just looked at my basket. IT is black. not a matte black but sort of a dull shine. Does that make sense? The only silver on the basket are guards on the casters on the legs. It is a lovely basket. I have it in my sewing room and is so handy to move around and keep things in.
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I agree with TK. I actually prefer my white gold not heavily plated. It will take on a warmer more natural tone. I love this stuff with all my fine jewelry.
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I have not used it that way, but it might work. I have used the little silicone pouches I sometimes get in packaging, in zip lock bags. I cut up my Pacific Silvercloth to line my jewellery boxes, drawers and make covers (cut to size little blankets) to put on top. That way my jewellery stays clean and doesn't need polishing, or it only needs a little buffing to shine like new. I also used it on top of my silverware in the box. Stays like new! I think it would make awesome pouches for jewellery, so you might not need zip lock bags.
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I think it is a reflection or a defective photo - mine is silver all around and makes a perfect butter melting pan.
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I have been using it for many years; but only on silver-sterling or silverplate with a sponge (one usually comes with). On stones use a good liquid that comes in a bottle-use the brush that comes with it to brush gently on the stones so as not to damage them. Rinse both jewelry and silver with warm water no soap so as not to rub off the polish. I love the results!I forgot to add---no polish on pearls!!!!! And try and use the silver polish with tarnish preventative--it lasts much longer.
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Yes!! I have. It now looks like copper in places and the plastic covered feet have marked my sink black. It's very disappointing.
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I use Barkeepers Friend on the entire pan every 2nd or 3rd use, and it has so far always turned the copper back to its original color/patina. High heat has caused my copper to turn light but the BF restores it every time.
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I have not had a problem with any jewelry I have put in the cleaner. It all comes out looking great!!!
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I also think, after reading other's responses to your question, it depends upon which color the leather (faux) you purchase. Ours is black with the large nail heads encircling the bottom edge. The black is rubbed off to a dull silvery color in the center of the nail head. However, if you purchased a brown, red, or other color, the nail heads may be more brassy.
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The jewelry box is made of a light weight metal, looks nice but read all reviews -- my first order needed to be returned since music box/ballerina did not work, Amazon replaced but second box stopped working as well . . . past thirty day return policy. Box looks great but music box DOES NOT work. Not sure about the tarnishing factor but my guess would be no.
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I would contact the Manufacturer. Their website shows it has a lifetime guarantee. http://www.aspectsinc.com/407_JewelBox.html
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I have had mine for months and it has not crystallized. I do not think this is normal and it should be returned.
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I was wondering that myself but went ahead and bought the white anyway because I didn't want silver! The finish is actually pearlescent and looks quite nice! Maybe it is a more expensive finish process?