Tarnish free silver alloy?

An Interior Designer client of mine was asking if I could make
pieces out of a no-polish silver. She had purchased some cast pieces
from Europe. In researching what exactly it is, I came across an old
thread from 2000 at
Tarnish free silver alloy - Jewelry Discussion - Ganoksin Orchid Jewelry Forum Community for Jewelers and Metalsmiths that
talked about the “germanium silver” alloy.

One of the responding threads mentions that at least one US firm was
selling sheet and wire. So far I’ve only found de-oxidized casting
grain. Is there a firm in the US now selling the tarnish free silver
sheet ?

Thanks
Kirsten
@Fiorini_Skiles
http://www.mwt.net/~bkmetal/index.html
Japanese Forging Hammers at http://www.mwt.net/~bkmetal/Billhome.html

Is there a firm in the US now selling the tarnish free silver sheet?

Hello Kirsten,

Argentum/Argentium is being discussed in another thread
(Argentum - Jewelry Discussion - Ganoksin Orchid Jewelry Forum Community for Jewelers and Metalsmiths) as a
commercially available no-tarnish (or rather, very low tarnish)
silver.

As mentioned in that thread, silversmithing.com lists a number of
suppliers --I can’t vouch for the accuracy of the list I just
happened upon it-- at
http://www.silversmithing.com/1compare.htm#Argentium

Some of those indicate that sheet is available though you’d probably
have to contact them directly to verify that.

Cheers,
Trevor F.

Stuller has a tarnish free silver in its catalog.