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Copper, Brass & Bronze Cloth : Polishing cloth for copper, brass and bronze jewellery
Impregnated cloth for cleaning copper, brass and bronze jewellery
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Impregnated cloth for cleaning copper, brass and bronze jewellery
Product Number : A118070
CHF 10.90
Product information
Key information :
- Polishing cloth for copper, brass and bronze jewellery
- Easy and effortless to use
- 100% cotton: guaranteed no residue or damage to the metal
- Product can be reused for several months
- Made in Germany
- Size: 30 x 36 cm
Key Benefits :
- Exclusive formula: Exclusive impregnation with natural oils and clay to polish and restore shine to tarnished jewellery.
- Dry cleaning : The dry impregnation of the cloth allows effective cleaning without the need to add water or additional chemicals.
- Easy to use: Simply polish the jewellery gently with the cloth to restore its shine. No rinsing is necessary.
Safe and durable:
- Gentle cleaning: The cloth is made from 100% cotton, with a high-quality weave and a dry impregnation free from granular particles, guaranteeing safe cleaning for jewellery and metal.
- Eco-friendly and reusable: Made with 60% solar energy and from sustainable raw materials, this cloth is an eco-friendly option for caring for your jewellery. What's more, it can be reused for several months.
Thanks to its exclusive impregnation, guaranteed residue-free formula and commitment to the environment, this cloth is the ideal tool for caring for and protecting your copper, brass and bronze jewellery and accessories.
How to use the product ?
1. Gently polish the jewellery with the cloth.
Do not wash or wet the cloth, as this will remove the impregnated cleaning agents.
Did you know?
Copper is one of the rare metals that can be found in its native state in nature. Originally an orange colour, it acquires a greenish hue when oxidised, forming a characteristic patina.
Bronze, on the other hand, is an alloy composed mainly of copper and tin. However, it would be more appropriate to speak of ‘bronzes’, as the proportion of these two elements can vary, and other components, such as aluminium, can be added.
Brass is another copper alloy, this time combined with zinc. As with bronze, there are several types of brass, which may also contain lead or tin, giving them different properties.