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title: "Sparkle Bright Products Tarnish Remover & Polishing Cream | 2oz."
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# Restores Shine Natural Ingredients Non-Abrasive Sparkle Bright Products Tarnish Remover & Polishing Cream | 2oz.

**Brand:** sparkle bright products
**Price:** A$36
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Shine Bright, Live Bright! 🌟

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sparkle Bright Products Tarnish Remover & Polishing Cream | 2oz. by sparkle bright products
- **How much does it cost?** A$36 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/6750511-sparkle-bright-products-tarnish-remover-and-polishing-cream-2oz)

## Best For

- sparkle bright products enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sparkle bright products brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Use:** Perfect for all precious metals including gold, silver, and platinum—your jewelry deserves the best!
- • **Long-Lasting Shine:** Prevents tarnish buildup, meaning less frequent cleaning and more time to shine!
- • **Eco-Friendly Formula:** Crafted with premium plant-based ingredients, ensuring a clean that’s kind to the planet.
- • **Gentle Yet Effective:** Non-abrasive formula that polishes without scratching, keeping your treasures safe.
- • **Proudly Made in the USA:** Support local craftsmanship while keeping your jewelry sparkling clean.

## Overview

Sparkle Bright Products All-Natural Jewelry Cleaner is a 2oz. cream designed to effectively remove tarnish and restore the shine of various precious metals. Made with biodegradable and non-toxic ingredients, this cleaner is safe for use on gold, silver, platinum, and more, ensuring a gentle yet powerful clean without harmful chemicals.

## Description

All-Natural Jewelry Cleaner | Tarnish Remover & Polishing Cream, 2oz. (57g) | Gold, Silver, & Platinum Precious Metal Polish for Jewelry Cleaning

## Features

- 2oz. JAR - REMOVES TARNISH AND RESTORES SHINE TO ALL PRECIOUS METALS: Yellow Gold, White Gold, Black Hills Gold, .925 Silver, Sterling Silver, Copper, Brass, Bronze, Pewter, Platinum, Titanium, Chrome, Aluminum, and Stainless Steel.
- NATURAL “GREEN” CLEANING AGENTS: We use Premium Quality Plant-Based Green Ingredients that are Biodegradable, Environmentally-Friendly, and Non-Toxic. No Harsh Chemicals, and Made in the USA.
- SAFELY POLISHES: Rings, Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Chains, Watchbands, Silver Tea Sets/Spoons/Goblets, Coins, Medals, Picture Frames, Motorcycle Chrome, Aluminum Trailers, Horse Tack and more.
- NON-ABRASIVE AND CHEMICAL-FREE: Won't scratch precious metals or leave a harmful chemical residue like most other tarnish removing creams, liquids, and cloths. Harsh chemicals can actually cause metals to tarnish faster. Sparkle Bright Tarnish Remover & Polishing Cream doesn't leave any harmful chemical residue; therefore, it leaves your precious metals tarnish-free longer - which means less cleaning for you!
- ***NOTE - POLISH NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE ON: Plated Metals, Costume & Fashion Jewelry, or pieces with a clear lacquered finish.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Material Features | Non-Toxic, Biodegradable, Natural |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Weight | 3.5 Ounces |
| Unit Count | 2 Ounce |
| Item Volume | 2 Fluid Ounces |
| Special Features | Non Toxic |
| Contains Liquid Contents? | No |
| Specific Uses For Product | tarnish removal, metal polishing |
| Surface Recommendation | Sink, Tile |
| Item Form | Cream |
| Scent | Fresh |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sparkle Bright Products
- **Item Form:** Cream
- **Scent:** Fresh
- **Specific Uses For Product:** tarnish removal, metal polishing
- **Material Feature:** Biodegradable, Natural, Non-Toxic

## Images

![Sparkle Bright Products Tarnish Remover & Polishing Cream | 2oz. - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71UxsZjv7ZL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: can this remove scratches and scuff marks on white gold rings?**
A: Yes. It certainly can. Just be careful not to get too heavy-handed with the rubbing. It doesn't take an awful lot of pressure for the product to do its thing. But, the thing that is true about most white gold that does not hold true for other forms/colors of gold, is that white gold is generally plated with another metal, rhodium, in order to achieve that brilliant, bright, really "WHITE!" color it has when it's new. That is the substance - rhodium - and the procedure - plating - used when people talk about getting their wedding or other rings "dipped" or "redipped"  after they have lost their bright "new ring" luster, shine, and color. 

The thickness of the layer is actually microscopic, for a couple of very good reasons. One of which is, if it is plated too thickly, then it can become brittle and just chip off in pieces, instead of wearing away slowly. The other is, in spite of that particular effect, rhodium is exceptionally expensive - even more than platinum ounce per ounce - and a thick plating, even one that is too thick to last, would be so expensive it would generally cost more than the piece itself would without plating. 

The point here is, that since rhodium can wear away, just with everyday normal wear, getting too frantic with the polishing can speed up that process artificially, and you can end up with a piece that may look shiny, but no longer looks like the bright, white metal it looked like when new. The rhodium wearing away can make the piece look slightly yellowish, or even a dull grayish color, because that is the true color of the alloyed gold underneath, if it was alloyed, or mixed with, certain other metals in the production process. 

Nickel used to be one of the metals that was used regularly, along with one or two others, to "bleach" the yellow out of yellow gold and try and get it as white as possible. But, it's also the metal that causes skin reactions in people who are "allergic" to white gold, and isn't used nearly as frequently now. Other metals, like Palladium, can be used as well, and get much better results, not even needing plating, but Palladium is also rather expensive, and not a lot of white gold is currently made that way now, because of that higher cost. 

The directions for this product say to NOT use it on costume jewelry OR on plated metals, which white gold could qualify as, if you have the kind that is rhodium plated. If you have a relatively new piece, which should have most of its rhodium still in place, you might try a light "test polish" on an inconspicuous place, like the inside of the band, or the underside of the outside of a ring, since that's the part that wears away first, and see how it comes out. It won't ruin the ring really, since white gold is easily replated with the only part you could take off, which is the rhodium. 

If the ring is somewhat older, take a look at it next to a new white gold piece, or up against new polished silver, and see if your piece which needs polishing has started to change color yet. If it has, and that's really the part about it that troubles you, then this product can't fix that. Only a replating with rhodium can repair that issue.

**Q: Is it good to use for stainless steel necklace chain?**
A: Our Polishing Cream can clean a stainless steel chain, removing any dirt or grime build-up. Here's a suggestion for chains: Wet the chain, wipe a little Polishing Cream on the chain, brush lightly with a soft toothbrush, rinse well with water and dry. It should polish the chain to a sparkling shine. Hope this helps.

**Q: Does it take the yellow look off of white gold rings?**
A: Why do people who have no answer to a question, have to come and post that they don't know?? That is certainly not helpful. 

However, I can answer your question, as you will see. WHITE gold has that pure, bright white, brilliant, shiny color because when it is made into jewelry, one of the last steps in the production process is that it is plated with another metal called rhodium, then polished. Most compounds, generally called alloys, of white gold are produced by mixing pure yellow gold, as it is found naturally, with another metal or two (sometimes three) that sort of "bleach" out most of the yellow, and render it as close to white as chemically and optically possible. 

As I said at the beginning, the only other way to create that clean bright whiteness is by electroplating it with rhodium. Rhodium is a metal in the platinum family of metals, which also includes palladium, osmium, and iridium. Since that is a plating, or a thin coating, it can and will be worn away over time, and with wear. Rings are, of course, subjected to the most wear, being worn on the hands, and so show that wear fastest. 

And the ONLY way to restore that new look to your jewelry is to take it to a jeweler who does repair work on gold jewelry, and have it replated. There is no polish that will make it look like new, or remove that yellowish tinge to the metal, since what you are actually seeing is the unplated metal underneath where the rhodium used to be. 

A jeweler that does gold repair work must be able to replate rhodium, because the processes of repair generally include torch work, for soldering and/or softening up the gold enough to make it workable, and that heat destroys the rhodium coating. Therefore, it must be replated when the work is completed. To simply have the rhodium replated when it is missing from wear, involves a thorough cleaning and polishing the pieces to a fine, smooth surface, and then subjecting it to the electroplating process. If you are more curious, there are plenty of videos on YouTube which explain and show the process further. Go and learn from them as well, and then amaze your friends!

As for the cost, it can vary, depending on the original condition of the piece when you present it for the work, and the size to a point, since a piece very much larger than a ring or ring set, will require more work and more rhodium to cover it! Pieces that are only partly white gold, with the rest of it yellow, rose, and/or green, have those portions masked off before replating, so the rhodium only goes where it's wanted. An example of that would be a two-tone engagement or wedding ring where the band or shank is yellow gold, and the prongs or the top portion holding the diamond or diamonds is the only white gold part. Rhodium is more expensive than platinum, ounce per ounce. But since plating requires so much less metal than creating a whole piece of jewelry from platinum, it sort of balances itself out in the end. 

And, no, it's not possible to make jewelry itself out of rhodium, because it is impossible to work as you do gold or platinum, and even in plating, if it is too thick, it becomes brittle and can chip away in pieces, instead of just wearing away gradually. (Not to mention the expense.💰) One thing about that wearing away business, is that lower "value" producers of white gold jewelry tend to plate their pieces with the absolute minimum thickness of rhodium, and so those pieces can show rhodium wear much sooner than those pieces created and sold by the better quality producers and vendors. Sometimes in as little as under a year, where the better quality pieces can go as long as two or even three, depending on the regularity and "roughness" of the wear it's exposed to. Wedding bands, which are generally worn 24/7/365, unfortunately under all types of conditions, will show it soonest.

**Q: Does this polish diamonds along with the white gold on my wedding ring?**
A: This product will clean the gold on your wedding ring, it is not intended to clean diamonds.  However, if you are using a brush to clean your prongs on an engagement ring, the brushing action in that area will help to remove dirt on your diamond.  For everyday use though, to clean diamonds, gemstones, and pearls, we recommend our Liquid Jewelry Cleaner.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great jewelry cleaner!!!
*by J***E on February 6, 2024*

I've been using this jewelry cleaner for the last 6-1/2 years. It has been the best cleaner yet, actually cleans my diamond and platinum wedding ring better than the jewelry store does. I use a wet soft toothbrush and run it across the top of the product to get what I need for cleaning smaller pieces of jewelry. Larger pieces, a damp cloth works great. Used it on our silver tea set and was amazed, took very little rubbing tojust wiping the silver, to remove the tarnish. This cleaner is very gentle so don't worry about it getting on your skin. Just a hint here, if you forget to put the lid on tight or leave the top off like I did, don't fret if it dries out. Just add a little water to the jar, put the lid back on snuggly, shake it up and let it sit overnight. It'll be good as new. I do recommend this product, needless to say, it's my favorite.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Looks good as new after a fire in our home!
*by E***. on January 27, 2023*

There was a gas explosion in our home followed by fire, smoke, and water damage. The cause and origin investigation took a month to complete, so our belongings sat inside the boarded up building with the moisture and smoke. Once we finally got inside, I thought my 2008 Nike Women’s Half Marathon finisher medal from Tiffany & Co. was ruined. I really like the regular jewelry cleaner from Sparkle Bright, so I decided to give their tarnish remover and polishing cream a try. I used a toothbrush and soft cleaning cloth to apply the cream and softly scrub. It took around 10 minutes, but my necklace looks good as new. This stuff is amazing!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quick and easy.....
*by N***0 on December 3, 2019*

Removed tarnish from my sterling silver earrings in less than 10 minutes. These are earrings that I was considering filling a complaint about with the jeweler, after running them through an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner. This product helped me to realize that it was tarnish that I was dealing with & not fake sterling silver. Lol! I'll definitely be a return customer & recommend this product to my family & friends. If you look at the enclosed picture, I cleaned one earring from two different sets of earrings. The ones cleaned with the tarnish cleaner are on the right. My picture doesn't do it justice, but if you look closely you can see some dull looking yellowish tarnish on the earrings on the left side that is no longer on the ones on the right side. I added two more pictures of costume jewelry that I cleaned. The cleaned pair is on the top.

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*Last updated: 2026-01-28*