Does it work on sterling silver?
180536
Yes it works well on Sterling Silver. Large darkened pieces such as a goblet or sugar bowl requires a lot of solution to soak in.
375820
I use it on my silver set and trays and it does a great job. I never used it on my silver jewelry, but it sounds like a good idea?
1101523
Not sure. I am a metalsmith (mostly silver) but have used it on copper components of the jewelry.
1914478
Not sure on this---but it works very well on silver jewelry. Surely it would. You could take a piece that isn't used much and try a little on the back or a inconspicuous place. If you do it---let me know how it worked out. Sherry in Knox TN
1596176
I tried it on an old silver spoon. It brightened up the spots that were not overly tarnished, but didn't do much for the parts that were black with tarnish. I may use it for silver that is just a little dull, but it certainly can not compare to real silver polish.
593818
I'm sure it can. I've engraved on steel knives and haven't had any problems with it not working. It would take a very steady hand to engrave small peices of jewelry. It vibrates like crazy, but once you get the hang of it anything is possible.
389519
We have always used Hagertys on sterling silver and stainless. It is gentle, but strong enough to do the job!
2260193
I don't know - I've only used it on silverplated articles where the plate was wearing thin.
1545564
on small items it works, but I wouldn't try it on 12 piece sterling flatware!!
1738218
Yep, works fine for jewelry. Use 2cups of water, add 1tea spoon of ammonia and 2 table spoos of dish soap and clean away.....!
1414237
I have used this on gold chains, but not silver and not on gold-plated jewelry. It does work on gold chains if you let it soak a minute or two, then use the scrub brush.
244849
It does great on everything, although they have a silver polish available on their website I haven't tried but I'm sure will do a great job too.
1287335
No. I think these are excellent for use on achieving an amazing finish on wood but would not recommend them for polishing sterling silver. Unless it was an item that was damaged and being restored. Even under those circumstances I think using wet dry silicone sandpaper in fine grits would be best then followed by using Maas and then Renaissance wax to polish it.
375821
I would use Wright's Silver Polish on sterling. Just my personal preference.
1043345
You could give it a try, i was able to turn a brass bullet casing silver just to see if it would. It may be kind of difficult to work the Nushine into all the little areas there are on a chain, it takes a lot of polishing with the product to get something with no silver color tint in it to start to turn silver. S Smith
44293
Sterling shouldn't wear out because it's silver through and through - are you sure it's not just tarnished? If it's silver plated or silver filled (a thicker layer of plating) you should be able to use this to build up a very thin layer but probably not a full 1/10 mm. Hope this helps!
872937
I'm not sure about that never tried, however, it works on jewelry... so it just might