The metal is also hypoallergenic andeasy to clean.

Also, clean it immediately after being exposed to excessive dirt, grease, or chlorine.

Here’s how to keep your stainless steel jewelry clean with a few products you already have on hand.

Stainless jewelry being washed in hand next to soaking bowl and cleaning materials

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It should not be used if the jewelry contains pearls or other soft gemstones.

If cleaning a stainless steel watch, be sure it is waterproof.

Adjust the bowl size to accommodate the amount of jewelry you are cleaning.

Materials and tools to clean stainless silver jewelry

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If the paste is too thin, add more baking soda.

Choose a mild, non-gel formula that does not contain teeth-whitening ingredients.

This tool is handy for intricately carved stainless steel jewelry.

Cleaning solution mixed in small bowl with water and dishwashing liquid

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Tips for Keeping Stainless Steel Jewelry Clean Longer

Fun Facts

Stainless steel bracelet scrubbed with soapy water solution and toothbrush in hand

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Stainless steel bracelet placed on lint-free microfiber cloth to air dry

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Baking soda and water mixed in small bowl to make cleaning paste

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Stainless steel bracelet scrubbed with baking soda paste and toothbrush

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Stainless steel bracelet dried with microfiber cloth after rinsing

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Toothpaste scrubbing stainless steel ring with soft-bristled toothbrush

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Stainless steel jewelry being dried inside white microfiber cloth

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Stainless steel necklace placed inside ultrasonic jewelry cleaner

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Wooden jewelry box storing stainless steel jewelry

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