You will find that my jewelry is easy to care for. If you are getting a gold piece, as long as the cleaning material that you use is rated for cleaning 14K gold jewelry you are fine. Even though Argentium is a low tarnish sterling silver alloy, it can show signs of tarnish under the right circumstances. You can use any commercially available silver cleaning cloths (Goddard's would be my recommendation). But I prefer to use baking soda! Put a little water on a plate and mix it with a medium amount of baking soda (the thicker the baking soda paste, the easier it'll clean the silver). Then, dip a toothbrush in the baking soda paste and scrub the silver with it. Voila! The tarnish comes away leaving the silver clean without any of the chemical smells that silver cleaners normally have. And baking soda is good for your pipes, so you get an extra benefit when you rinse the baking soda down the drain!