• Regular Polishing: Use a soft cloth (microfiber or specialized jewelry cloth) to gently buff your silver items, using long, up and down strokes.
• Avoid Circular Motions: Circular motions can worsen tarnish, so stick to linear strokes.
• For Detailed Areas: Use a Q-tip to clean intricate areas.
• When to Polish?: Polishing is best when needed, and don't over-polish
  pieces that are intentionally oxidized.
• Gentle Cleaning: For dirty pieces, rinse with tap water and dry thoroughly before storing or wearing.
• Stubborn Stains: For stubborn stains, a paste of baking soda and water can
  be used. 

Airtight
Containers: Store sterling silver in airtight containers or
zip-lock bags to minimize oxidation. 

• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Store in a dark and non-humid area, as sunlight can also cause tarnishing. 
• Separate Storage: Store silver separately from other jewelry to avoid
  scratches. 
• Anti-Tarnish Strips: Anti-tarnish strips can help slow down the tarnishing process. 
• Avoid Certain Materials: Avoid storing silver with paper, cardboard, or cotton, as they may contain sulfur. 

Remove Before Activities:

Take off your sterling silver jewelry before cleaning, swimming, or exercising.

• Put on Last:

Apply lotions, makeups, and perfumes before putting on your
silver jewelry.

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals:

Keep your silver away from household cleaners, chlorinated
water, and other harsh chemicals. 

• Wear Often:

Wearing your silver often can help prevent tarnishing due to your skin's natural oils. 

• Daily Wear: