How to clean silver

How to clean silver from blackness simple ways Jewelry, decor items, cutlery are made from silver. Unfortunately, over time, such products can darken and lose their luster.

Learn how to clean silver and remove tarnish in minutes—with items right from your pantry.

Removing tarnish doesn’t require abrasives or polishing! Learn how to clean silver safely and easily using baking soda and aluminum foil to restore their shine.

"A scarce ca 1750 solid silver tablespoon by 'PN' (possibly clockmaker, Pierre Naftel) of Guernsey, Channel Islands. Channel Islands silver is very difficult to find, and only three tablespoons are known by Naftel. It is not known if this is one of the three or if it is a fourth example. This spoon, made by the French maker, Naftel was made with with a downturned terminal and bright cut engraving. Overall, the spoon is made with a very heavy gauge. It has been monogrammed 'TGB' in a period…

This vintage set of six silver plated kings pattern dinner knives are in very good used condition (see pics). Their stainless steel blades are unmarked. Each knife has a length of 24.4cm.

One of the winners uses ingredients you likely already have in your pantry!

Time to dig out Grandma's silver - this will make those pieces shine instantly! My tarnished silver was getting me down, but there was no way I was doing all that polishing! Instead, I decided to try this baking soda silver cleaning trick. #diy #cleaning