Awesome Thank you. I really like the Brush you show to use. You are the 1st one I've seen do this. Always a soft toothbrush.. The makeup brushes, Are A Fantastic idea!!🙏🙏🙏🕊
I don't know if it's still available, but I loved cleaning my jewelry with Ultra Joy. It might have a bit of ammonia in it. It makes hardy jewelry pieces sparkle like new money. I also love the jewelry cleaning papers made by Connoisseur. They do an amazing job on silver.
Well, I certainly need help! Lol! Thanks for that and thanks for watching! We all learn from each other, nobody can know it all. Well, maybe somebody does, but it’s not me! Cheers!
One thing I do with flaky faux pearls is paint a little Dishwasher safe Mod Podge on them. I don’t know if it is harmful, but it does give them a waterproof seal and prevents more flaking. It also glues down loose flakes where they belong. I do disclose this when I sell.
Cool, always interested in new tips. I clean vintage but not all of the patina. I had a live Jewel School, we didn’t get to the cleaning 🤣 always love your content xoxo
Yeah, I really like the patina too!!!! But I will gently wipe maybe just a bit so it doesn't look drab and dirty. Thanks for watching!! I gotta catch up on your videos too. Hugs, SANDRA
Hello Everyone, I wanted to check on your choice of glue for replacement of stone,bead,or pearl ? Thank you for the cleaning advice. I enjoy your videos and 😮 nice to share with the rest of us. See you soon.
I would suggest packing your items without sealing them and then weighing. When you're listing your item there is a field on eBay to put the weight and measurements of the box. That way your buyers will get the correct shipping cost for the item automatically and you don't have to worry about calculating it yourself. Hope this helps! Hugs.
Hey Sylvia, amber, pearls, opals, etc. should be stored in velvet pouches or something like it to avoid them rubbing up against other jewelry and scratching it. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
Great cleaning tips. I never thought about ketchup as a cleaning option. Thanks for sharing!
Hi 👋 Sandra dear 💕 I only saw the title and I’m already so thankful for this video. Can’t wait to watch.
I'm so glad!
Awesome Thank you. I really like the Brush you show to use. You are the 1st one I've seen do this. Always a soft toothbrush.. The makeup brushes, Are A Fantastic idea!!🙏🙏🙏🕊
Glad it was helpful! Cheers!
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Very helpful tips thank you for sharing. 👍❤
Thanks for watching!
This video was most helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Sandra ❤ 😊
Good to see you - thanks for watching!
Awesome, thank you for sharing how to clean jewellery 👍👍👏👏💖💖
Thanks for watching Chris, cheers.
I don't know if it's still available, but I loved cleaning my jewelry with Ultra Joy. It might have a bit of ammonia in it. It makes hardy jewelry pieces sparkle like new money. I also love the jewelry cleaning papers made by Connoisseur. They do an amazing job on silver.
Thanks for the info! I will sometimes use a tiny bit of Dawn... Sparingly tho. Cheers!
I love watching your videos I have learned so much and have even helped you a couple of times love you 💗💗💗
Well, I certainly need help! Lol! Thanks for that and thanks for watching! We all learn from each other, nobody can know it all. Well, maybe somebody does, but it’s not me! Cheers!
Oh thank you so much for this information
Thanks for watching!!!
One thing I do with flaky faux pearls is paint a little Dishwasher safe Mod Podge on them. I don’t know if it is harmful, but it does give them a waterproof seal and prevents more flaking. It also glues down loose flakes where they belong. I do disclose this when I sell.
That's very interesting. I've never heard of Mod Podge but will look into that. Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!
Cool, always interested in new tips. I clean vintage but not all of the patina. I had a live Jewel School, we didn’t get to the cleaning 🤣 always love your content xoxo
Yeah, I really like the patina too!!!! But I will gently wipe maybe just a bit so it doesn't look drab and dirty. Thanks for watching!! I gotta catch up on your videos too. Hugs, SANDRA
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Ok - I’ll try!!!! xoxox
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Good tips. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! This was helpful!
Glad to hear!
Thanks for sharing this information.
Thank you Martha.
Thank you so much for that. I was wondering how to cleaned without damaging😊
Happy to help! Thanks for watching Sharon.
Great information! I just acquired a 1961 Monet gold tone bolero necklace. Do you know how I can clean it without losing the gold tone on it? Thanks.
I would try to gently wipe it with a barely wet cloth. That's the safest bet I think. THANKS for watching and good luck!
I have a few pieces that have verdigris on them. I will carefully use vinegar to clean them. Thank you Sandra.
Wonderful! Glad I could help, thanks for watching! xo
Thank you !👍🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much!!!
The paint brush is something I have never tried. Thanks.
Cool, you should check it out, it works wonderfully... Thanks for watching!
Hello Everyone, I wanted to check on your choice of glue for replacement of stone,bead,or pearl ? Thank you for the cleaning advice. I enjoy your videos and 😮 nice to share with the rest of us. See you soon.
Hi, thanks for watching! I use G-S Hypo Cement, it dries clear and is the best one I've found. Good luck!
Thank you for the cleaning tips! Could you do a video on how you handle shipping costs for sold items?
Thanks for watching. Do you mean shipping costs on eBay sales? Lemme know!
@@TheFunkyPickleThrifter Yes please! :)
I would suggest packing your items without sealing them and then weighing. When you're listing your item there is a field on eBay to put the weight and measurements of the box. That way your buyers will get the correct shipping cost for the item automatically and you don't have to worry about calculating it yourself. Hope this helps! Hugs.
How do you store your amber pieces??
Hey Sylvia, amber, pearls, opals, etc. should be stored in velvet pouches or something like it to avoid them rubbing up against other jewelry and scratching it. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
How would you turn my blackened vintage Goldette bracelet back to gold fake. Is it a lost hope once it’s turned black?
It may not be fixable if the gold tone has rubbed away. Perhaps try wiping gently with a barely damp cloth? It may just be grime. Good luck!
Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
409 diluted is what my antique dealer uses.