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YOU CAN GET CASH FROM SELLING YOUR OLD GOLD WITH JEWEL CAFE! 

If you have OLD, DINGY, BROKEN, OUT-DATED Gold Jewelries and you feel don’t want to keep it, just sell it to us, JEWEL CAFE! Get CASH for your OLD GOLD.. We willing to buy your gold follow market purchased rate. We also accept all gold grades not only 916 and 999 gold but also white gold (750 and 375), 835, 585, Platinum, Diamond and Silver.  No receipt? We don’t need it.. Just bring your items to us and we will doing FREE appraisal in front of you!

Here are some Gold Jewelries that we buy from our customer :

BUT, if you still feel want to keep those old gold jewelries, here we share a few tips that maybe can help you clean your gold by yourself at home! Let’s check it out :

You don’t need fancy jewelry cleaner to get your silver to sparkle, your gold to gleam, and your gemstones to shine. Try these everyday items, most of which you probably already have in the house.

If your diamond ring has lost its luster, or your silver necklace is starting to show tarnish, you needn’t pay much for pricey jewelry cleaner just to make them shine again. These solutions will show you how to clean jewelry so it looks like new once more.

Aluminum Foil

To clean your jewelry, simply line a small bowl with aluminum foil. Fill the bowl with hot water and mix in one tablespoon of bleach-free powdered laundry detergent (not liquid). Put the jewelry in the solution and let it soak for one minute. Rinse well and air-dry. This procedure makes use of the chemical process known as ion exchange, which can also be used to clean silverware. 

Ammonia

Brighten up your gold and silver trinkets by soaking them for 10 minutes in a solution of 1/2 cup clear ammonia mixed in 1 cup warm water. Gently wipe clean with a soft cloth and let dry. Note: Do not do this with jewelry containing pearls, because it could dull or damage their delicate surface. 

Baking Soda

To remove built-up tarnish from your silver, make a thick paste with 1/4 cup baking soda and 2 tablespoons water. Apply with a damp sponge and gently rub, rinse, and buff dry. To polish gold jewelry, cover with a light coating of baking soda, pour a bit of vinegar over it, and rinse clean. Note: Do not use this technique with jewelry containing pearls or gem-stones, as it could damage their finish or loosen any glue. 

Freshen your pearls

Because they’re so porous, pearls can easily lose their luster. Whether real, cultured, or faux, they must be cleaned with care. First lay the strand on a soft cloth. Dip a clean, small makeup brush into a mixture of warm water and a little shampoo, and go over each pearl. To finish, rinse the pearls with a clean, well-wrung damp cloth. Let the strand dry flat to prevent the string from stretching. This no-soak treatment is also good for turquoise, another porous stone.

And to make cleaning easier next time:

Try Connoisseurs UltraSoft Silver/Gold Jewelry Polishing Cloth , designed for cleaning silver/gold. Polish it at your gold/silver and your jewelry will sparkle like new!

In Jewel Cafe Malaysia, We Also Provide Free Jewellery Cleaning Services. Feel Free To Visit Our Outlet To Revives The Shine Of Your Jewellery. Approach Our Friendly Staffs To Enjoy Our Free Cleaning Services.

Feel free to visit our outlets for more information.