Keep your copper jewelry looking pristine by washing it with soapy lukewarm water and gently drying it right away. Store it in tarnish-resistant pouches or specific places. If your jewelry does tarnish, consider using a lemon and salt scrub or a vinegar and salt scrub. Afterwards, use jewelry polishing pads, and to maintain its luster, apply a jewelry lacquer. I'll soon offer the option to seal jewelry for you. While copper may cause skin to turn green, this is simply its natural reaction over time; just wash it off as needed. I also recommend researching the stones used in your jewelry to determine which can withstand water or any chemicals before washing. Describe the item or answer the question so that site visitors who are interested get more information. You can emphasize this text with bullets, italics or bold, and add links.