I see lots of jewelry supply sites and sterling silver jewelry, but so far I can’t find a supplier of plain sterling silver pieces.
I need to cut sheets of the silver to make jewelry…
Know of any website? Thanks 
www.firemountaingems.com would be my first choice, although i am unsure of the cut sheets of silver. i know they used to offer coils-like any wire.
Hi.
I am a jeweler , i can plate my silver jewelry to black and gold but some my customers request red,blue,green colored silver jewelry. Not enamel coating. Things must be look still shiny like metal surface. So I don’t know anyway to do it. Is there anyway for it. Perhaps color alloys if available etc. Thanks.
Hi,
If you can use aluminum instead of silver, then you can anodize the aluminum and infuses a pigmented dye into the anodized coating and attain virtually any color with a metallic look to it. If you have to stay with silver, then you’ll have to find and apply some glossy transparent organic coating (i.e., paint) with the color you require.
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To clean silver jewelry, use a product called Tarnex to dissolve away heavily tarnished areas and use a jewelry cloth to restore a high-luster polish on the piece. Keep silver jewelry clean and tarnish-free with information from a bench jeweler and gemologist in this free video on jewelry.
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I live overseas and can’t find silver/jewelry cleaner…is there something around the house you can use instead? Thanks.
I use toothpaste (we use Crest at home) and a soft toothbrush, rince throughly. Sparkling clean silver…works on gold too.
To clean sterling silver jewelry with baking soda, lay the jewelry on top of tin foil in a glass dish, dust the jewelry with baking soda and pour hot water over the jewelry. Polish the sterling silver pieces with a jewelry cloth after cleaning with advice from a freelance fashion reporter in this free video on style.
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It’s not really its like the silver looking jewelry that you can buy anywhere for like 5 dollars. The silver is getting dark and it looks like rust, but I’m not sure if it is. How do you clean it so it looks like new again?
The absolute best product I have seen to clean silver jewelry are these wipes by Connoisseurs. They come in a red tub-like thing. Here is a link to what the tub looks like: http://www.lacywest.com/wipes.jpg
I know they are sold at Kay Jewelers but I think the might also be at WalMart and other such places. These wipes remove ALL the tarnish and make your jewelry look GREAT, brand new! They have even worked on quarters that I am saving for the state quarter collection.
From what I have always been told, you should not use any type of liquid cleaner on silver jewelry. Only dry cloths.
A super easy way to clean up tarnished jewelry. As a jewelry designer, I use this all the time! www.prismera.wordpress.com.
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The jewelry does say it’s silver and I got a new jar (the dipping kind) of cleaner.
How do I keep my silver jewelry clean? It looks great coming out of the cleaner, but after a while it looks worst then it did in the first place before I even wear it. any ideas?
hey…i know its a big problem
the reason is that due to the presence of sulphur particles in air the silverware "tarnishes"
it menas a blackish layer is formed, resulting in a dullish look ,,,,
u can do 2 things
1. either keep it in clean surroundings(maybe the place where u have kept the container has more sulphur in it )
2. the best way to clean it is -applt toothpaste to it and then rub it with the help of medium hardness brush(toothbrush).and the container will shine again …and probably for a longer time!!!
take care
cia
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I have two tiffany silver jewelry that I need to get cleaned. i researched here and was told to use toothpaste, is there a particular toothpaste that I need to use? Because right now, I have crest toothpaste with whitening plus scope. It’s green color, wont that turn my jewelry in a weird color? Do i have to use the white toothpaste? Is there any other way to clean it? Like lemon juice?
Can I also take these to tiffanys and get them clean for free?
Is all purpose flour same thing as baking soda?
take it in store for a professional cleaning. take care of the good stuff , Honey.