Today: Our tips for refreshing your jewels and gems. Plus:
Your jewelry might be overdue for a clean. Start here. |
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Lotions, household cleaners, and everyday wear and tear can all take a toll on your jewelry, leaving precious metals and gemstones looking dull. We tested a slew of care techniques — along with a few popular hacks — to figure out the most effective way to keep your baubles shining. You probably already have everything you need to polish your everyday pieces, including … ketchup?
All of our tips for cleaning jewelry→
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Plus: The best boxes to store necklaces, rings, bracelets, and more |
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| Michael Hession/NYT Wirecutter |
A good jewelry box can help preserve the life of your precious pieces by protecting them from scratches, sun damage, warping, or tangling. We tested 15 storage systems to find the very best ones — including a plush, velvety option for small collections and a handsome, mid-century box with lots of compartments.
Very pretty ways to keep your jewelry safe→
Today’s great cleaning deal: An organizer for your food storage container lids |
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If you open your cabinets to an avalanche of Tupperware lids raining down on you, this organizer can help, thanks to adjustable dividers that keep everything upright and orderly.
We found it for 30% off today→
One last thing: The best places to buy jewelry online |
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| Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter |
A little treat for you: We recently tested rings, bracelets, necklaces, and beyond from 15 companies. We found a few well-made, stylish pieces, including a perfect pair of huggie earrings, a very pretty personalized necklace, and a selection of vintage-inspired designs.
All that glitters is gold→
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Happy cleaning.
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