Sterling Silver
- Thread starter Darren F
- Start date
Meghan
Super Moderator
- Mar 3, 2006
- 15,033
- 0
Tiffany frame??? 
I am not sure I would use AIO!! I would get a Sterling Silver cleaner, I have a Tiffany's bracelet (sterling silver) and I would not consider AIO on it, just because I see the work it does on my vehicle and not sure I want it on my bracelet. Try some silver cleaner first, if its not strong enough then try AIO but try in the bottom corner where no one can see incase it is to rough. 
Just my .02...
Regardless let us know how it goes.
I am not sure I would use AIO!! I would get a Sterling Silver cleaner, I have a Tiffany's bracelet (sterling silver) and I would not consider AIO on it, just because I see the work it does on my vehicle and not sure I want it on my bracelet. Try some silver cleaner first, if its not strong enough then try AIO but try in the bottom corner where no one can see incase it is to rough. Just my .02... Regardless let us know how it goes.
I'm picturing Scott on the "help I've fallen and I can't get up" commercial. Damn gold chains weighing you downkillrwheels@autogeek said:
I would just buy cleaner specifically for silver, I know my sister and mother have different kinds for all their jewelry.
JoeD
New member
- Apr 12, 2006
- 196
- 0
I have been in the antique business for a few years now and the best polish I have used for Sterling Silver and Gold is Simichrome Polish. Just make sure you use a good applicator that won't scratch. Sterling Silver is on the soft side and scratches easily. Sicichrome is a Great Metal Polish. It will also polish white metal too look like chrome if you have the patience to polish it. I had a 1966 Triumph Motorcycle and polished the carburetor which was white metal and many people thought I had it chromed.