Okay, so, I gotta tell you about this whole thing with my Victoria Paris jewelry. You know, I love her stuff, it’s like, my go-to for everyday wear. But man, it’s delicate, like, really delicate. So the other day, I noticed my favorite necklace was looking kinda dull. It wasn’t shiny anymore, and I was bummed out, ’cause it’s one of those pieces that just goes with everything.
I started freaking out a little, thinking I’d have to buy a new one. But then I thought, “Wait a minute, maybe I can fix this myself?” I mean, I’m not a total klutz, and I’ve cleaned my other jewelry before, so why not give it a shot?
Start to Clean
First things first, I gathered all my supplies. I grabbed some warm water, mild dish soap, a soft toothbrush, and a couple of microfiber cloths. I definitely didn’t want to use anything harsh, ’cause, like I said, this stuff is fragile. Then I start to clean.
- Mixed a little bit of the dish soap with the warm water in a small bowl.
- Soaked the necklace in the soapy water for a few minutes, just to loosen up any dirt or grime.
- Gently brushed the necklace with the soft toothbrush. I made sure to get into all the little nooks and crannies, but I was super careful not to scrub too hard.
- Rinsed the necklace thoroughly with clean water to remove any soap residue.
- Pat-dried the necklace with a microfiber cloth. I didn’t want to rub it, ’cause that could cause scratches.
- Laid the necklace flat on another microfiber cloth to air dry completely.
And guess what? It worked! My necklace looked so much better. It wasn’t brand new, but the shine was definitely back. I was so proud of myself for not ruining it, haha. I even cleaned a few of my other Victoria Paris pieces while I was at it, just to be safe.
So, yeah, that’s my little story about cleaning my Victoria Paris jewelry. It’s not rocket science, but you do have to be careful. If you’re ever in the same boat, don’t panic! Just grab some gentle cleaning supplies, take your time, and you’ll be good to go. Trust me, it’s way better than having to shell out for a whole new piece, right?