Silvra — Wipe-On Silver Tarnish Remover Cream
The good flatware comes out of the cabinet grey-brown, with black sitting in every groove. Wipe it on, wipe it off, and the whole set is bright again before the table gets set tomorrow night.
It lifts tarnish chemically as you wipe, so nothing abrades the surface.
On plated pieces, work in small sections with light pressure and stop when the piece is bright — the plating stays where it is.
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The cream wipes away with the cloth instead of drying into crevices, which is where paste polishes leave their residue.
Your order is dispatched within 24–48 hours and typically arrives within 5–9 business days.
You'll get a tracking link the moment it ships, so you can follow it door to door.
Ordering from outside the US?
Allow 7–10 business days.
Every order is covered by our 60-day bright-silver promise, starting the day your order arrives.
Many issues are solved without sending anything back — damaged, wrong, or ill-fitting items are typically replaced free.
No extra taxes or shipping charges.
What you see is what you pay.
Your good silver back on the table
The day before people arrive, the good flatware comes out of the cabinet and it's grey-brown, with black sitting deep in every groove.
The everyday set is right there in the drawer, and taking it out instead is the easy call.
So the good pieces go back in — and that's how a set you inherited ends up unused for years.
The tarnish comes off with the cloth
Most polishes are abrasive paste.
You're grinding the tarnish away, which means pressure, a brush for the grooves, and white chalk left in the engraving afterwards.
Silvra dissolves it instead.
The cream loosens the tarnish while you wipe, and it lifts off onto the cloth.
No scrubbing means no pressure, which means nothing is being worn off the piece.
It's the difference between removing the tarnish and removing a thin layer of the silver along with it.
A full flatware set takes minutes rather than an evening bent over the sink.
Still bright the next time you open the drawer
Silver goes dark because moisture and air reach the surface.
Clean it today and the clock starts again tomorrow.
Silvra leaves a thin moisture-resistant film behind after the buff, so the next tarnish cycle takes longer to start.
Pieces you use twice a year stay ready between those two times.
You open the cabinet in December and find what you left in November.
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How it works
Three steps, and the longest one is the waiting you don't have to do.
A small amount on a soft cloth, worked over the piece in short strokes. No soaking bath, no gloves needed for a flatware set.
The tarnish loosens and transfers onto the cloth as you go. The cloth goes grey; the silver doesn't.
A clean side of the cloth to finish, which takes the last of the cream off and leaves the moisture-resistant film behind.
What the other route actually costs you
You could spend each year:
- $75–$200
- $40+
- 90 minutes
One jar, one afternoon, and the set is on the table tomorrow.
Silvra vs. the toothpaste-and-toothbrush method
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The same tray, ten minutes apart
Same platter, same kitchen light, same afternoon — the left side is how it came out of the cupboard, the right side is after one wipe and a buff.
No brush was used on the engraving. The cream does that part. · Individual results vary.
60-day bright-silver promise
Other people's tea sets and flatware
Photos customers sent in, mostly of pieces that had been sitting in a cupboard for years.
Customer reviews
Questions, answered
It removes tarnish chemically rather than by abrasion, so nothing is being ground off the surface.
On plated pieces, work in small sections with light pressure and stop as soon as the piece is bright.
If you're not sure whether a piece is plated or solid, the free guide includes the test that tells you before you touch it.
a tea set, cutlery that touches food, jewelry with stones?
— Tea sets, trays, candlesticks and flatware are what it's made for.
On cutlery that touches food, rinse and dry the piece after you've buffed it.
Keep the cream off porous or set stones — pearls, opals, turquoise and anything glued rather than prong-set — and work around them on the metal only.
The cream leaves a thin moisture-resistant film after buffing, which slows down the next tarnish cycle rather than stopping it forever.
How long that lasts depends on where the piece is kept — open on a sideboard darkens faster than closed in a drawer.
For pieces you only use twice a year, the drawer strips do the rest.
You use a small amount at a time, on a cloth, not straight onto the piece.
Most customers get through a full flatware set and a few serving pieces without making a noticeable dent.
If you have a large collection or a whole house of silver, the 2-jar option exists for that reason.
Your order is dispatched within 24–48 hours and typically arrives within 5–9 business days.
You'll get a tracking link the moment it ships, so you can follow it door to door.
Ordering from outside the US?
Allow 7–10 business days.
60-day bright-silver promise
"Use Silvra on your worst piece within 60 days. If it isn't bright again, email us and we refund you in full — keep the jar."
Use Silvra on the piece you'd given up on — the one that's been grey at the back of the cabinet for years.
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Silvra — for the good silver that's been sitting in the drawer.