1. Place your silver jewelry in a \"Tupperware\" like container with a lid that seals shut.
2. Place a wadded piece of aluminum foil in the bowl with the jewelry and place the
lid on the bowl. Keep your jewelry in the bowl when you're not wearing it.
3. Replace the foil every week or two.
Tip:
You can also just shower with them, if you never take them off and wash your
hands or go about your daily activities, they clean themselves!
Step1
Purchase a safe. For an extensive or valuable jewelry collection, the surest way to keep
jewelry secure is to purchase a fireproof safe. Purchase a quality safe at a number of
retailers, from department stores to specialty safe dealers to pawn shops.
Step2

Store jewelry away from vents and grates. If your central heat or air conditioning runs
through underfloor vents, be sure to store your jewelry away from the vents to avoid
your valuables falling between the cracks.
Step3
Ensure that your jewelry fits correctly. A safeguard against damage or loss is simply to
make every effort not to lose jewelry. If you experience weight loss or buy a new piece,
employ a jeweler to size your jewelry. Make sure to check clasps regularly so repairs
are made in a timely manner.
Step4

Keep jewelry in unlikely places. While a beautiful jewelry box might seem like an
attractive storage option, it's an obvious place for thieves to look. Instead, keep jewelry
safe in a kitchen drawer, a container under the bathroom sink or another odd location.
Step5
Get an appraisal. Having your jewelry appraised periodically to accommodate
fluctuating value is a good investment. If you choose to insure your jewelry collection,
an appraisal proves the value of your items.
Step6
Insure jewelry. Check your home owners' or renters' insurance to see what exactly it
covers. If your policy doesn't cover lost valuables, check into a separate clause or policy
to keep your valuables safe.
Has gold and other jewelry ever left greenish or black marks on your skin? It's happened
to most of us at least once or twice, and even though some people are allergic to certain
materials, most staining isn't caused by an allergy--it's a reaction between our skin and
the metals used in jewelry, especially when the jewelry touches areas that perspire.
Copper Jewelry
Copper reacts to turns skin green. The piece you're wearing might not be pure copper, but
it might have enough copper in it to cause a reaction, and some people seem to have body
chemistry that's prone to staining.
Sterling Silver Jewelry
Sterling silver Jewelry is 7.5 percent copper, but the most common stains from 925 silver
jewelry are black, and occur when the metal tarnishes (darkens due to a reaction with
gases in the air). Some sterling pieces are coated with products that help keep them from
tarnishing, but the coatings will wear off in time.

Gold shouldn't cause staining, should it?
Gold itself hardly ever stains your skin, it's the other metals that gold is mixed with that
do. Copper, nickel and silver can be used to alter the color of gold, and make it stronger
and more affordable. Any of those metals can cause discoloration on your skin.
The lower the \"K\" number on your gold (Karat), the less pure gold it contains--and the
more other metals. Some people never have a reaction to the metals in even 10K gold, but
others must buy 18K pieces to stop the discoloration.
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