Clean sterling silver

Here are some very simple tips to help you clean your silver and keeping it look NEW!

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Ever wondered why your silver jewellery goes a dark colour? Well, that’s tarnish! When silver is exposed to sulfur-containing gases in the air, it discolours and then darkens as it reacts with the gas to form a surface layer of tarnish. This is a common issue with Silver, even British hallmarked 925 solid Silver can tarnish, it’s not a fault, it’s a natural occurrence. It is common and certainly not a sign there is a quality issue with your Sterling Silver! The picture above explains how ...

Over time, silver necklaces tarnish from exposure to oxygen. This article is for you if you’re wondering how to clean silver necklaces.

Here’s an easy and quick method that shows how to clean silver naturally in about 5 minutes. Clean silverware without harmful chemicals.

It's so easy to make your own natural, non-toxic silver polish with just baking soda, hot water, and aluminum foil. And it's pretty fun, too.

You wear your favorite piece of jewelry every single day. You wear it to work, out with your friends, you wear it on special occasions, or just on a regular day. No matter what outfit you wear, that special piece always adds something a little extra to your overall look. You love that piece of jewelry. But, over time,

Learn how to clean silver with baking soda and aluminum foil. A more natural way to clean your silverware for the holidays.

Sterling silver isn't pure (pure silver is known as fine silver) but rather an alloy that contains about 10 percent of another metal, such as copper. Silver is actually a very soft metal, so it's combined with other metals to make it...