My wife and I happen to own a pretty vast and impressive collection of 14k gold jewelry that we have amassed over the years. The one thing that I have noticed about 14k gold jewelry, especially when it comes to rings, bracelets or 14k gold jewelry necklaces, is that your body oils can easily rub onto them making them dirty and tarnished. But I have found a really easy and affordable, quick way that you can clean your 14k gold jewelry and have it shining and looking brand new; like the first day that it arrived from the online store that you ordered it from. My 14k gold jewelry cleaning plan is simple: all you need is a soft cloth and some rubbing alcohol. You simply dab some of the rubbing alcohol on the cloth and rub it on the 14k gold jewelry until you clean off all the dirt, grime and oils. It only takes a few minutes before that original shine comes right back. Then you are all set to go. I make sure that I clean the jewelry that I have at least once every few months. And for harder things to clean, like rings, you can dip a toothbrush in the alcohol and effortlessly scrub it clean.
*The content of this blog is intended for informational purposes only. This blog contains information written by a paid professional who may have received monetary compensation for his/her views.
My wife and I happen to own a pretty vast and impressive collection of 14k gold jewelry that we have amassed over the years. The one thing that I have noticed about 14k gold jewelry, especially when it comes to rings, bracelets or 14k gold jewelry necklaces, is that your body oils can easily rub onto them making them dirty and tarnished. But I have found a really easy and affordable, quick way that you can clean your 14k gold jewelry and have it shining and looking brand new; like the first day that it arrived from the online store that you ordered it from. My 14k gold jewelry cleaning plan is simple: all you need is a soft cloth and some rubbing alcohol. You simply dab some of the rubbing alcohol on the cloth and rub it on the 14k gold jewelry until you clean off all the dirt, grime and oils. It only takes a few minutes before that original shine comes right back. Then you are all set to go. I make sure that I clean the jewelry that I have at least once every few months. And for harder things to clean, like rings, you can dip a toothbrush in the alcohol and effortlessly scrub it clean. 
