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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 4218270, member: 5833"]You really do not have to worry much about gold or gemstones. Scratching, denting & chipping are the dangers for them, so don't bang them around.</p><p><br /></p><p>In addition to the considerations for the care of gold, silver is very reactive with the environment & tarnishes pretty easily. I would be interested to hear how others deal with silver. Polish to original look, leave in tarnished state, something in between? Anyone keep silver jewellery in an anti-tarnish bag of the type made for silver flatware?</p><p><br /></p><p>Pearls obviously need to be guarded from harder materials that could scratch them. They also need to be protected from things like perfume.</p><p><br /></p><p>I do think you are being overly concerned about the material used for fuzzy linings. I think sometimes people give exacting specifications for how to take care of things just to make themselves sound like experts.</p><p><br /></p><p>The boxes I have are just ones that have come my way in years of collecting cameos. I imagine they are all made in China these days with little or no difference between brands.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 4218270, member: 5833"]You really do not have to worry much about gold or gemstones. Scratching, denting & chipping are the dangers for them, so don't bang them around. In addition to the considerations for the care of gold, silver is very reactive with the environment & tarnishes pretty easily. I would be interested to hear how others deal with silver. Polish to original look, leave in tarnished state, something in between? Anyone keep silver jewellery in an anti-tarnish bag of the type made for silver flatware? Pearls obviously need to be guarded from harder materials that could scratch them. They also need to be protected from things like perfume. I do think you are being overly concerned about the material used for fuzzy linings. I think sometimes people give exacting specifications for how to take care of things just to make themselves sound like experts. The boxes I have are just ones that have come my way in years of collecting cameos. I imagine they are all made in China these days with little or no difference between brands.[/QUOTE]
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