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1. the Reason Why Silver Ornaments Turn Dark
Silver Ornaments Turn Dark Is a Normal Natural Phenomenon, Because Sulfur and Oxide in Air and Other Natural Media Have Certain Corrosion Effect on Silver. When Silver Ornaments Are Worn for a Long Time, the Combination of Sulfur and Silver Will Form a Black Silver Sulfide Film on the Surface of Silver Ornaments, Which Will Begin to Show Some Tiny Spots. after The Vulcanization Phenomenon Intensifies, It Will Slowly Spread Flakiness, the Formation of What People Usually Call Silver Dirt Turns into Black, Which Affects the Surface Luster of Silver Ornaments. People Usually Mistakenly Think It Is Fading.
Its Chemical Equation Is: 4AG + H S + O = 2ag2s + 2h O
2. How to Clean Silver Ornaments after Vulcanization?
Squeeze a Little Toothpaste, Add a Little Water to Rub out Rich Foam, Wipe It with a Soft Cloth until It Is Bright, Brush the Gap with a Soft Toothbrush, and Rinse It with Clear Water. For Complex Components and Chains, You Can Put Them into the Toothpaste Water with Foam and Rub Them Repeatedly, Then Rinse Them with Clear Water. When Vulcanized Is Serious, It Can Be Washed with Professional Silver Washing Water. Although the Imported Silver Washing Water Claims to Be “Not Hurting Silver”, The Silver Washing Water Is a Chemical Agent after All. If It Is Not Necessary, It Is Recommended Not to Choose to Use It.
3. How to Maintain Silver Ornaments Everyday?
The Better Maintenance Method of Silver Ornaments Is to Wear Them Every Day, Because the Oil of Human Body Will Make the Silver Give off a Warm and Natural Luster (of Course, There Are Some Exceptions. Some People’s Sweat Itself Contains Ingredients That Make the Silver Turn Dark). Wipe the Silver Surface with Soft Cloth Or Silver Cloth Every Day to Keep Shiny and Dry. When Not Wearing, Wipe the Surface with a Soft Cloth to Remove Moisture and Dirt, and Put It in a Sealed Bag to Prevent the Silver Surface from Contacting with Air and Oxidize and Turn Dark.

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