Anti-Tarnish Silver Cream
A light, velvety cream that lifts deep marks and restores shine with a damp sponge — clean, polish, and brighten in one motion.
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Silver Care
The Silver Ritual
Thoughtfully made, every piece has its own ritual — from a quick polish to a deeper restore. Choose your care companion based on what you’re cleaning, and how you love to use your silver, to keep it shining for generations to come.
Your Care Wardrobe
A considered selection for silver that lives beautifully. For daily touch-ups, occasional revivals, and long-term protection — always gentle, always precise.
Polishing Gloves
Effortless, everyday brilliance. Pre-treated to refresh lustre while keeping hands clean. Just wear and rub down your silver pieces, do not wash — it removes the treatment.
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Protective Lotion
A fluid formula for intricate pieces — cleans and illuminates with ease, especially in fine detail and hard-to-reach areas.
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Polishing Cloth
Your essential finishing touch — perfect for frequent maintenance and quick touch-ups. Do not wash to preserve performance.
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Silver-Flash Solution
Designed for immediate radiance on cutlery and smooth silver surfaces, its as easy as a quick dip! Take care and do not use with stainless steel surfaces, including knife blades or jewellery clasps.
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Storage
Lined cases, chests, and drawer inserts that help prevent tarnish and keep every piece protected — from a small set to a full service.
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A quiet treasure, revealed through use
Patina is not oxidation — it’s a soft evolution that appears with regular use. Each fine mark becomes part of the piece’s story, lending a warmth that can’t be replicated.
With time, patina can reduce the need for frequent maintenance. Use your silver often and it will settle into a gentler, more authentic glow — elevating every table with lived-in beauty.
Silver & the Dishwasher
While hand-washing is always preferred, silver cutlery can be cleaned in the dishwasher with care. Following these principles will help preserve both finish and integrity over time.
- Before first use, wash silverware by hand using a dishwashing liquid free from chlorine and citric acid. Citrus or lemon-scented products are not recommended.
- In the dishwasher, use only chlorine- and citric acid-free washing powders. Avoid gels, liquid detergents, all-in-one tablets (such as 3-in-1), and citrus-scented formulas.
- Group knives together in the same basket, blade down and handle up, to avoid contact between stainless steel blades and silver surfaces.
- Separate silver and stainless steel cutlery whenever possible, as silver does not react well with other metals. Use separate baskets or cycles if needed.
- Do not machine-wash antique knives (pre-1970) or cutlery with horn or wooden handles.
- Once the cycle is complete, slightly open the dishwasher door to allow steam to escape and prevent condensation from settling on the blades.
- Always follow your dishwasher’s recommendations for water hardness. Excessively hard water can be corrosive to silver.
- When refilling regenerating salt, avoid placing silverware in the dishwasher for the first cycle.
- Foods such as eggs, lemons, mustard, and fish can cause yellowing. Light pre-washing by hand after these uses may be beneficial.
- Avoid washing silver alongside crystal glassware, which can accelerate tarnishing. Use separate cycles where possible.