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Gold Polishing Cloth
Gold Polishing Cloth
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If you love ❤︎︎ your jewellery, then you will care for them with these High Quality MADE IN ENGLAND Jewellery Polishing Cloths by Town Talk.
♔Town Talk had the honour of being granted the Royal Warrant by Her Majesty the Queen after reaching 125 years in business.
Restore the original shine to gold jewellery.
- Specialist impregnated polishing cloth will buff gold items to a wonderful shine.
- 100% Cotton cloth.
- Resusable and designed to last - it will remain effective as long as it is not washed.
- Gold Polishing Cloth 7cm x 14cm / 2 3/4″ x 5 1/2″.
- Cruelty Free & Vegan
- MADE IN ENGLAND with the highest quality ingredients to the highest quality standards.
The Town Talk Gold Polishing Cloths will carry on working as long as they are not washed.
As you use them, they will start to turn black. This is a chemical reaction rather than a build-up of dirt and shows that the cloth is doing its job.
Store them in a dry environment and you need only replace them when they are quite black on both sides.
Our gold cloth is 100% woven cotton that is impregnated with cleaning and anti-tarnish agents. The main cleaning agent is Jewellers Rouge (which gives the red colouration). Jewellers rouge is an ultra-fine abrasive intended to remove light scratches and polish the surface; it will not remove deep scratches. The cloth works by applying the cleaners to the surface of the gold, allowing them to take effect and leave a smooth finish as the cloth is swept away.
There are 2 types of white gold - rhodium plated, and non plated, and for the purposes of cleaning it is important to check which type it is. Older pieces are more likely to be rhodium plated - the plating gives jewellery the 'white' colour of white gold. This wears off over time and the wearing would be accelerated by using the gold polishing cloth, so for this reason we would recommend cleaning rhodium plated white gold jewellery with the Jewel Sparkle Tissues. N.B. If you have a rhodium plated piece that you wear regularly, you are likely to need to ask your jeweller to replate it every couple of years.
Some more recent pieces of white gold jewellery don't have a rhodium plate because preferences have changed. For these pieces it is perfectly fine to use the Gold Polishing Cloth.
