FAQ's

Sterling silver is made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals (often copper) and is relatively resilient. 

However, water can still impact it under certain conditions. 

While occasional exposure to clean water typically won’t cause harm, prolonged or frequent exposure to specific types of water can lead to tarnish, discoloration, or damage.

The decision between sterling silver and white gold often comes down to personal style, budget, and preferences. But while both metals share a sleek, silvery appearance, they differ in composition, durability, cost, and care.

3 Easy Ways to Clean Sterling Silver Rings at Home

Sterling silver rings are timeless, but they can lose their shine over time. Keeping them clean doesn’t have to be a hassle—you can restore their brilliance with simple household items!

• Polishing Cloth: A quick fix for tarnish, just rub gently to bring back the shine.
• Mild Soap Solution: Soak in warm, soapy water, then use a soft brush to clean intricate details.
• Baking Soda & Aluminum Foil: A deep-cleaning method that uses a chemical reaction to remove stubborn tarnish.

Regular care keeps your silver looking its best. Explore Beowulf’s sterling silver collection and find your next timeless piece!

Whether you wear it for love or fashion, a quality ring should last forever.  Even though it is a popular choice for jewellery lovers, is sterling silver a good quality ring?

The answer is…Yes!

Let’s take a look at what makes sterling silver an excellent option if your seeking style, durability and value.

We are often asked the question…”Does sterling silver tarnish?” 

Yes it can over time but it is simple to fix.

We give you 3 easy ways to stop your sterling silver rings and jewellery from tarnishing.