The Beauty of Tarnish-Proof Jewellery
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Jewellery is an essential part of fashion that can completely change your look. However, over time, jewellery can lose its shine and occasionally, develop tarnished look. Having tarnished jewellery can take the shine out of your day and outfit. Know how to find the beauty of tarnish-proof jewellery.
Tarnishing is a natural process that occurs when certain metals, such as silver and copper, come into contact with air and moisture. Over time, these metals oxidise, resulting in a discoloured and dull appearance.
Metals such as stainless steel, solid gold, and rhodium plate are great options for your next jewellery purchase, these are often tarnish-proof and can be worn all the time.
We're here to guide you on the best metals to minimise tarnishing - making it easier when choosing your next jewellery pieces.
We have handpicked our current tarnish-proof jewellery pieces. See below.
Tarnish Proof Earrings
Tarnish-Free Necklaces
Tarnish Proof Rings



If your jewellery has tarnished and needs some TLC, we offer a range of jewellery cleaning products here at Grace & Co., as well as our goldsmith, Ralph, who offers cleaning and rhodium plating services. Get in touch with one of our staff members at your local store.
FAQs
Jewellery-grade stainless steel, the most economical material recommended by all of the experts we spoke with, is both tarnish and water-resistant. In summary, purchasing jewellery made of the proper metals is essential to never having to worry about tarnishing again.
Tarnish-free indicates that the thing will not fade or discolour over time. Solid gold jewellery fits the requirements, however inexpensive copper rings might cause your fingers to become a horrible green colour.
Sulphur is naturally present in the air, but it can also be transmitted through physical touch because it is created by our bodies to fight bacteria. Depending on the environment in which your silver is stored, it will tarnish at varied rates, so be careful where you keep your jewellery and how frequently you handle it.