This is the tip ive been using for years passed down from my great grandma. Works better if its a cheap white traditional toothpaste too. It works on real silver and gold.
And, if you do that, then lay out a washcloth in the bottom of the sink too, to protect both the jewelry and the surface of the sink from dark marks, chips, etc from dropping things in it while you are working. It's difficult to be too careful with this!
Oh my gosh!! I thought I had ruined my fake rose gold necklace forever, but using toothpaste literally saved it!! I was about to toss it before I decided to look up videos. Thanks for posting this!!
Thank u so so much i just got new vintage bag and i waite for special occasion but the handle was lookin bad i just tried this and it works looks brand new thank u so much 💜
OMG...thank you for posting this video! I was racking my brain trying I to figure out how to clean my favorite statement necklace. You're a life saver! 😃
I just did it and it worked! It was a nice gold tone intricate design with simulated pearls. It was new, but so tarnished I was kind of embarrassed to wear it. I didn't have her Crest, I used my Crest "Brilliance" and I worked deliberately and quickly. I didn't want to dull the pearls. The Crest almost started to take the color off to where a copper color showed. Just be quick and stop the sink up in case you drop something. Thank you for the tip. I also used it on 2 silver tone bracelets. Again, working super fast with toothbrush. Bingo! Well actually I used in on a gold ring that has opal. Hard to clean with that opal. I worked super quick with toothbrush and rinsed quickly. Nice. First time that was cleaned in a long, long time. Again, much thanks and thank you for not making the video long and drawn out.
I seriously was about to be mad if I put toothpaste on my real gold chain. I tried everything the dish soap, the baking soda and it didn't work. But this of all things worked like a charm. Thank you. Cuz I really didn't want to buy jewelry cleaner from Walmart.
omg so today i tried nair and I had my graduating ring on and when i checked my ring it gotten so black with green and blue i thought my life was over untill i watch this ❤ ur a life saver
NEVER keep your jewelry on, either costume or fine, when using any kind of chemicals. Especially strong chemicals like that contained in Nair! You've already seen the results of that. But that also includes household and laundry cleaners, particularly anything containing chlorine bleach, which will absolutely ruin gold. It will eat it up, like acid. My grandfather was a bench jeweler when I was born in 1957, and until he passed away when I was in my 40's. I learned a considerable amount from him over those years - he started teaching me for real when I turned 9. That's a lot of years of great information!
Shari D57, Hello Shari, I was wondering with all of that awesome information 👍 u were handed down... Have u thought ab passing it down? Perhaps your own podcast like this one. Pls let me know if u do. Ty. Have a blessed day. 💝
@@sandraoaks7887 - Thank you very much. It's a lot of information. I'm actually not what you might consider a good candidate for doing podcasts, but I have passed it down on these kinds of posts on TH-cam wherever it seems to fit in appropriately, or whenever anyone asks questions where I feel the answer might be helpful. It's easier to do it "in small doses - or even almost large" wherever it seems to fit in best.
while my LV keychain has been tarnished for over a year and i gaveup on it and been on its pouch for over a year. and now i remember about it so i soaked it on sprite first and proceed with the toothpaste. i didnt expect that it will work like a charm. im so inlove on it again. ill try to work on my favorite tomorrow , see if it will work aswell. TY I Should have done this right after vacation lastyear, dont know why that area tarnished all my LV´s haha!!!
Thank you so much for the amazing video! I was gonna throw my rings and necklaces away because they looked disgusting, I did the exact same thing and it worked great. Please upload more videos. 😊
Absolutely brilliant video. I managed to clean a copper charm bracelet, and it worked! It came out beautifully, thanks to your amazing tip, cleaning it with toothpaste. I've tried vinegar and ketchup, and this is the best product by far!
i think that for gold or silver or even copper works, if you know what kind of metal is your jewelry made of, then look for all the alternatives to clean it.. i have some silver so i use baking soda and warm water, but for others i will try anything
Que interesante! Muchas gracias, yo paso mucho trabajo con los materiales de metal cuando se oscurecen, pero ahora ya se 😘😘😘 MUCHAS MUCHAS GRACIAS, lo pondré en práctica en mi trabajo de bisutería.
So do you have to scrub for a while or maybe multiple times because I am using this on multiple costume pieces of gold jewelry that have tarnished and began to turn bronze and after I rinsed it off it is just now shiny bronze. What am i doing wrong??
I know you can use toothpaste for real gold. But can you really use it on fashion jewelry? Even if it's just a little with a soft brush? I know toothpaste has a grit to it so they say dont use anything with gritty material cleaners. Please help me. Thanks
it really works but, I have one metal ring having glitter sticker on it and its material has gone blacken and this method don't work on it what do I do
Ok so I did what you did in the video. Had the same toothpaste and everything. And I put them on my earnings. They were silver but know there a pinkish copper! Do I redo it again or do I take them to a professional to turn them back to the color they once more?!
wolfsilver fox, your earrings were silver plate and the toothpaste TOOK OFF the silverplate, this is why toothpaste should NEVER be used sorry for your loss
Can anyone tell me if this also gets rid of a bad dusty/musty/old smell ? I found a necklace to wear for an event but the smell is attrocious. Im gonna give this a try though
Can it be any toothpaste?? I recently bought 50 lbs of used broken jewelry and I didn't know how to clean it. Thank you for showing us how to do it. I'm going to be very busy. Thanks again.🌫️💜🌫️☯️☮️✌️
Fifty POUNDS of used, broken jewelry? Costume jewelry? Or genuine jewelry? None of these techniques are guaranteed to work on and not damage costume jewelry, and if you can afford to purchase real gold jewelry by 50 pound lots, then you can afford to invest in a commercial quality jewelry repair shop. Or at least the equipment to run it. I'm not kidding - fifty *pounds* of jewelry is the weight of 10 - 5# bags of sugar! That's the weight of your average 3 year old child! That's a LOT of jewelry, and it's highly unlikely that 50# of real jewelry would be purchased and then the buyer come on TH-cam asking strangers how's the best way to clean it! If that's the case, then you've honestly got more dollars than sense. Sort it out first. And I mean sort it. Plated from unplated, anything plated from genuine, solid precious metals. Anything plated - which is probably most if not all of it - should not be scrubbed with anything abrasive. Meaning brushes or abrasive cleaning compounds, including opaque toothpastes containing any kind of abrasive compounds. It should be soaked clean in *hot* (not boiling - just hot from the tap) water and some kind of liquid dish detergent, then drained out, thoroughly rinsed, drained again and laid out on thick old towels to air dry. Then sort it again, from pieces that survived that process and those that obviously didn't. Anything that can't survive soaking in plain soapy water is a dead loss anyway, and should be discarded. There's very little else that can be done with it at that point. Don't soak anything that has parts glued on, like cheap, fake stones, or fake cameos. Any kind of stones that aren't held on by prongs, channels, or full bezels is probably glued on. Especially old - really old - rhinestones, not cubic zirconia, are probably A. glued on, and B. should be looked at by a vintage costume jewelry resource, who can tell you if they are worth saving, and shouldn't be soaked in anything. But, it's likely that by the time anybody accumulates that amount of old jewelry to begin with, all the best pieces have already been picked out of the lot. Honestly though - FIFTY pounds? 🤔🤔😐😒
⚠️ PLEASE READ BEFORE ATTEMPTING ⚠️ It DOES NOT WORK, it makes your jewelry MORE rusty than it was before. I followed this tutorial for my best friend's birthday to have her necklace be rust free and this MADE IT WORSE. DO NOT TRY UNLESS IF YOU WANT RUSTY JEWELRY.
Thankyou for this idea..i was so sad to see my favorite chain faded but this idea of yours made my chain look as good as new...thank you so much
This is the tip ive been using for years passed down from my great grandma. Works better if its a cheap white traditional toothpaste too. It works on real silver and gold.
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Liana Marcel do this work
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Please do NOT use toothpaste on real gold or silver jewelry! You will damage it--I saw it too many times when I worked in a fine jewelry store.
Jessie Baker if something like (toothpaste!!) can hurt real expensive gold and not fake gold then why even buy the real thing ? 🤷🏽♂️
Whether this works or not it's a good idea to suggest putting the plug in the sink, or a washcloth, so nothing falls into the drain.
And, if you do that, then lay out a washcloth in the bottom of the sink too, to protect both the jewelry and the surface of the sink from dark marks, chips, etc from dropping things in it while you are working. It's difficult to be too careful with this!
Try this one 😍th-cam.com/video/2cE52fRofp0/w-d-xo.html
You've just saved me so much on my costume jeweler ty
Oh my gosh!! I thought I had ruined my fake rose gold necklace forever, but using toothpaste literally saved it!! I was about to toss it before I decided to look up videos. Thanks for posting this!!
Thank u so so much i just got new vintage bag and i waite for special occasion but the handle was lookin bad i just tried this and it works looks brand new thank u so much 💜
Thank you so much! I bought a bag From thrift store yesterday with rusted studs and lock! I tried the remedy and it was a miracle..
Used this on my mother’s wedding band. She loved it. Thx for the tip!
Try this one 😍th-cam.com/video/2cE52fRofp0/w-d-xo.html
I thought this would'nt work, but nkw my jewlery looks like new THANKS!!
Try ketchup too leave it in 20 mins and it will shine like new
It really worked I tried it today because I was about to just throw away my collection of jewelry away but thanks for the video it really helped
OMG...thank you for posting this video! I was racking my brain trying I to figure out how to clean my favorite statement necklace. You're a life saver! 😃
I just did it and it worked! It was a nice gold tone intricate design with simulated pearls. It was new, but so tarnished I was kind of embarrassed to wear it. I didn't have her Crest, I used my Crest "Brilliance" and I worked deliberately and quickly. I didn't want to dull the pearls. The Crest almost started to take the color off to where a copper color showed. Just be quick and stop the sink up in case you drop something. Thank you for the tip. I also used it on 2 silver tone bracelets. Again, working super fast with toothbrush. Bingo! Well actually I used in on a gold ring that has opal. Hard to clean with that opal. I worked super quick with toothbrush and rinsed quickly. Nice. First time that was cleaned in a long, long time. Again, much thanks and thank you for not making the video long and drawn out.
I seriously was about to be mad if I put toothpaste on my real gold chain. I tried everything the dish soap, the baking soda and it didn't work. But this of all things worked like a charm. Thank you. Cuz I really didn't want to buy jewelry cleaner from Walmart.
This really works I used it on my necklace and now it looks really nice like it did before
Gurl you deserve more subscribers
omg so today i tried nair and I had my graduating ring on and when i checked my ring it gotten so black with green and blue i thought my life was over untill i watch this ❤ ur a life saver
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NEVER keep your jewelry on, either costume or fine, when using any kind of chemicals. Especially strong chemicals like that contained in Nair! You've already seen the results of that. But that also includes household and laundry cleaners, particularly anything containing chlorine bleach, which will absolutely ruin gold. It will eat it up, like acid.
My grandfather was a bench jeweler when I was born in 1957, and until he passed away when I was in my 40's. I learned a considerable amount from him over those years - he started teaching me for real when I turned 9. That's a lot of years of great information!
Shari D57, Hello Shari, I was wondering with all of that awesome information 👍
u were handed down...
Have u thought ab passing it down? Perhaps your own podcast like this one. Pls let me know if u do. Ty.
Have a blessed day. 💝
@@sandraoaks7887 - Thank you very much. It's a lot of information. I'm actually not what you might consider a good candidate for doing podcasts, but I have passed it down on these kinds of posts on TH-cam wherever it seems to fit in appropriately, or whenever anyone asks questions where I feel the answer might be helpful. It's easier to do it "in small doses - or even almost large" wherever it seems to fit in best.
thank you so much for this i honestly didn't think it was going to work but then I was like 'what do I have to lose'
Thank you man
This really helped me restore my gold bracelet
ur THE MAN
Can't wait to try this!
while my LV keychain has been tarnished for over a year and i gaveup on it and been on its pouch for over a year. and now i remember about it so i soaked it on sprite first and proceed with the toothpaste. i didnt expect that it will work like a charm. im so inlove on it again. ill try to work on my favorite tomorrow , see if it will work aswell. TY
I Should have done this right after vacation lastyear, dont know why that area tarnished all my LV´s haha!!!
Thank you so much for the amazing video! I was gonna throw my rings and necklaces away because they looked disgusting, I did the exact same thing and it worked great. Please upload more videos. 😊
I try this on one of my rings and it worked thank you for sharing this tip
wow Carla thanks for the tip and as for the tutorial thank I appreciate it, and it came out beautifully shiny
Omg! Thanks for this! I literally just contacted a jeweler asking if they could restore my juicy couture chain but I’m going to try this first! 💛
Did it work? I’m trying to clean my juicy bracelet too!! 😭😭
omg thank you! I tried all sorts of things that didn’t work and I can’t believe it all just came down to toothpaste 😂 thanks again!
Absolutely brilliant video. I managed to clean a copper charm bracelet, and it worked! It came out beautifully, thanks to your amazing tip, cleaning it with toothpaste. I've tried vinegar and ketchup, and this is the best product by far!
i've read that you should never use ketchup on your jewerly because it is acidic.
I can’t believe how well this worked, thank you!!!
Thank you it worked on my chain 😊😊😊
Its actually works .thank you so much🌺🌺🌺
awesome I been for years throwing away nice tarnished pieces. thank you.
This hack actually has kinda worked for me😊thanks!
Is it ok to use on fashion chain bag???
what if it is heavily scratched and i can see the color turning into bronze..now what should i do
does this clean green off cheap jewelry?
thanks.
Yes i just tried it with some gold cheap earings and it does
I try this idea and it's worked😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Try this one 😍th-cam.com/video/2cE52fRofp0/w-d-xo.html
Yay! It worked my necklace looks new again!😀
thanks for this,,this is truly a life saver🥺🥺🥺
It really works 😍😍😍
Thank you so much for this video
I just use baking soda and dish soap. The toothpaste works because it has baking soda in it, right?
I use backing soda made into a past inbetween the fingers it cleans better then I take when dun some dawn dish soap and wash it
this video is really good. .........I like it very much........
Thank you sooo much !! It really worked on my jewellery.... thanks
It worked for me! Thank you very much
I'm sooooo gassed this actually worked 👍🏾👍🏾
*Boom!! Don't go looking for other videos. This is home baby!*
i think that for gold or silver or even copper works, if you know what kind of metal is your jewelry made of, then look for all the alternatives to clean it.. i have some silver so i use baking soda and warm water, but for others i will try anything
Ketchup works great for silver by the way 🙂.
If I have some cheap material jewellry is even works, a color like copper is made on it and the silver color is erased ?
Does this work on bag chains too?
Does this work with any toothpaste?
Will it work
Is that Min Yoongi's 3 dollar chain?
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Quick and to the point. Thanks!
Que interesante! Muchas gracias, yo paso mucho trabajo con los materiales de metal cuando se oscurecen, pero ahora ya se 😘😘😘 MUCHAS MUCHAS GRACIAS, lo pondré en práctica en mi trabajo de bisutería.
Excellent. It helped me clean my necklace. Thanks.
This was helpful, thanks.
thank you so much now my girlfriend's heart necklace is shinnyer than ever
BeastGaming Shinnyer? 😂😂😂😂
TimmyTheSnail not everyone's first language is english u know..
It magically worked .. thanks
And could it take rust smell out of any regular old fake jewelry ?
Does it work for versace brass ....? More details
It worked for me. Thank you.
So do you have to scrub for a while or maybe multiple times because I am using this on multiple costume pieces of gold jewelry that have tarnished and began to turn bronze and after I rinsed it off it is just now shiny bronze. What am i doing wrong??
Can you do this to jewelry with gemstones in it?
Getting ready to try it now
Plzz tell me does this wrk 4 'Silver' artificial jewellery....??? 😰😰😰
Very nice video!
I know you can use toothpaste for real gold. But can you really use it on fashion jewelry? Even if it's just a little with a soft brush? I know toothpaste has a grit to it so they say dont use anything with gritty material cleaners. Please help me. Thanks
Does it work really?
Omg! Thank you! I had a gold buckle on my swimsuit that had tarnished. This method made it look much better!
Have I ever been this happy? No :D :) :D
What if I bought a bracelet from Lovisa. Its supposed to be rose gold but it turned brown. Is it safe to you this?
I have bought one chain from online it looks like covering what to do for that
Thank you for sharing your idea about how to clean jewelry!! :)
It worked! Thank you!
Does it really work on Golden costume jewelry.. Mine turned rose gold.. 😢
Can we try this on silver jewellery
Wow it really workout yarr thank you😊 I am very happy
Does this work because I'm trying to find a way to clean my only birthday gift
Thanku so much mam meri jewellery phle Jesi how gyi thanku from jannat😂😇😇
Thank u needed that😉
Gracia . You helped me alot
Yaaayyy it worked my mom's not mad at me anymore
OMG THIS ACHULY WORKS AT FIRST I WAS LIKE NO THIS CAN BOT POSSIBLY WORK I TRYED IT AND ITS WORKD I CAN FINALY WERE MY JEWLRY AGAIN
it really works but, I have one metal ring having glitter sticker on it and its material has gone blacken and this method don't work on it what do I do
Ah yes I was thinking toothpaste thank you forn this.
Worked! Thanks.
Does this work with like fake gold that has silver coming threw
Beautiful
Ok so I did what you did in the video. Had the same toothpaste and everything. And I put them on my earnings. They were silver but know there a pinkish copper! Do I redo it again or do I take them to a professional to turn them back to the color they once more?!
The same thing happened to me!! They are pinkish copper too! What happened?
You had gold/silver plated jewelry and you took off the plating
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wolfsilver fox Never do it on REAL silver/gold
wolfsilver fox, your earrings were silver plate and the toothpaste TOOK OFF the silverplate, this is why toothpaste should NEVER be used sorry for your loss
Can anyone tell me if this also gets rid of a bad dusty/musty/old smell ? I found a necklace to wear for an event but the smell is attrocious. Im gonna give this a try though
Can it be any toothpaste?? I recently bought 50 lbs of used broken jewelry and I didn't know how to clean it. Thank you for showing us how to do it. I'm going to be very busy. Thanks again.🌫️💜🌫️☯️☮️✌️
Fifty POUNDS of used, broken jewelry? Costume jewelry? Or genuine jewelry? None of these techniques are guaranteed to work on and not damage costume jewelry, and if you can afford to purchase real gold jewelry by 50 pound lots, then you can afford to invest in a commercial quality jewelry repair shop. Or at least the equipment to run it.
I'm not kidding - fifty *pounds* of jewelry is the weight of 10 - 5# bags of sugar! That's the weight of your average 3 year old child! That's a LOT of jewelry, and it's highly unlikely that 50# of real jewelry would be purchased and then the buyer come on TH-cam asking strangers how's the best way to clean it! If that's the case, then you've honestly got more dollars than sense.
Sort it out first. And I mean sort it. Plated from unplated, anything plated from genuine, solid precious metals.
Anything plated - which is probably most if not all of it - should not be scrubbed with anything abrasive. Meaning brushes or abrasive cleaning compounds, including opaque toothpastes containing any kind of abrasive compounds. It should be soaked clean in *hot* (not boiling - just hot from the tap) water and some kind of liquid dish detergent, then drained out, thoroughly rinsed, drained again and laid out on thick old towels to air dry.
Then sort it again, from pieces that survived that process and those that obviously didn't. Anything that can't survive soaking in plain soapy water is a dead loss anyway, and should be discarded. There's very little else that can be done with it at that point. Don't soak anything that has parts glued on, like cheap, fake stones, or fake cameos. Any kind of stones that aren't held on by prongs, channels, or full bezels is probably glued on. Especially old - really old - rhinestones, not cubic zirconia, are probably A. glued on, and B. should be looked at by a vintage costume jewelry resource, who can tell you if they are worth saving, and shouldn't be soaked in anything. But, it's likely that by the time anybody accumulates that amount of old jewelry to begin with, all the best pieces have already been picked out of the lot. Honestly though - FIFTY pounds? 🤔🤔😐😒
I have a chain necklace that isn’t exactly rusty, but it had like a brassy color on it. I don’t know how to fix it😔
Try this one 😍th-cam.com/video/2cE52fRofp0/w-d-xo.html
I will try about it
You are the best
⚠️ PLEASE READ BEFORE ATTEMPTING ⚠️
It DOES NOT WORK, it makes your jewelry MORE rusty than it was before. I followed this tutorial for my best friend's birthday to have her necklace be rust free and this MADE IT WORSE.
DO NOT TRY UNLESS IF YOU WANT RUSTY JEWELRY.
love that music
It didnt work for me :(
can v use any toothpaate?
I will do this and its worked
Yes it works good video bro
Didn't work for my costume jewelry.
Dam who knew - thank you so much
how do you turn it back to hold though