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| I just stumbled onto a site that recommends using olive oil on pearls after cleaning them. I read a previous post where different types of oils where discussed. Is a light coating of a natural oil recommended for pearls or is it best to leave them alone? |
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| just like Slraep said, the best thing for them is to wear them and let your natural oils coat the pearls.
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| Try Mineral Oil as well...or "Baby Oil" (same oil, but scented). Just apply a little dab on the pearl for some 5 minutes then remove excess with a soft clean cotton cloth. It should suffice. Just be careful when applying oils to pearl jewelry!
__________________ Douglas McLaurin, M.Sc. Aquaculture Perlas del Mar de Cortez Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico perlas.com.mx The Pearl is a Harsh Mistress...and I am its Humble Servant |