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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Diamond Ring Jewelry Question: I left my diamond ring in the jewelry cleaner solution for like 4 hours, is that bad?
The diamond is all cloudy now, could I have ruined the diamond?
It was an accident!Answer: No ..it really should be fine, I have some really good ...
No ..it really should be fine, I have some really good diamonds and I sometimes soak them over night ....get a real soft brush and brush it lightly and rinse it real well while you are brushing it. I know with mine it is fine to leave them.
Good Luck !
Merry Christmas ~~~~Answer: you can go to the jewelry store and they will clean it for ...
you can go to the jewelry store and they will clean it for you.mom does it sometimes and hers always look beautiful after she scratches them and only god knows what haha.Answer: Fromresearch, depending upon the composition of the ...
Fromresearch, depending upon the composition of the cleaning solution, this may discolor your diamond. See the following website for advice or visit a jeweler for a professional cleaning.Answer: diamond should be fine, diamonds are extremely tough. if ...
diamond should be fine, diamonds are extremely tough. if you have doubts take it to a jeweler and let them look at it, its hard to tell whats wrong with it without seeing it.Question: Swarovski diamond ring?
Hi there, I really want to buy one of those thick swarovski diamond rings that is basically a circle of diamonds surrounding the finger, so the ring is all full of diamonds. However I have a large finger and cant find anywhere to buy these rings in that size. Any ideas? Thanks alot.Answer: I don't think the ring is diamonds at Swarovki. ...
I don't think the ring is diamonds at Swarovki. It's crystals. Swarovski crytals...Answer: go online shopping, and it is not diamond, it is crystal
go online shopping, and it is not diamond, it is crystalAnswer: First of all, swarovski is not a diamond. they are crytals ...
First of all, swarovski is not a diamond. they are crytals like a crystal vase. it looks onlike like diamonds because of how it was cut with many facets. Mossanite is the closes thing to diamonds and it sometimes fool the jeweler. Or, buy a cubic zirconia. to buy a ring to fit you finger go to the jewelry store. if they have it ask them to order it for you. Jewelry stores have contacts that can do you ring size.Question: Can I buy a chocolate covered diamond ring at Zales?
Answer: 0_o
i guess SO *smirks*
naww there isn't.
0_o
i guess SO *smirks*
naww there isn't.Answer: that would be awsome especially if it was a wedding
no but ...
that would be awsome especially if it was a wedding
no but tht would be cool especially if it was a wedding ring:)
lol
i wish I could:)
great idea thoughAnswer: Why not just buy the ring and dip it yourself?
Why not just buy the ring and dip it yourself?Answer: why dont you buy one & cover it in chocolate yourself
why dont you buy one & cover it in chocolate yourselfAnswer: I don't think so
I don't think soAnswer: What happens if someone pops it in her mouth and chips a ...
What happens if someone pops it in her mouth and chips a tooth?
What if she swallows it? Will she be thrilled to see it come out 2-3 days later?
What if she chokes on it? Can you do the Heimlich maneuver while saying, "Honey, you are the most precious thing in life. Would you marry me?"Answer: what?
what?Answer: idk personally I wouldn't wantdiamond covered in ...
idk personally I wouldn't wantdiamond covered in chocolate. I would like to know what it looks like when I recieved it, waiting for the chocolate to melt or picking or sucking it off would be a drag. Then it would need a good clean.Answer: Korvyn had the best idea but, hamrrfan pointed out some VERY ...
Korvyn had the best idea but, hamrrfan pointed out some VERY good cautions. Suggestion: Get some cherry cordials and remove the cherry and syrup from the inside of one of them. You can remove the bottom of one of the candies by looping some thread around it's circumference and pulling the ends so the loop will get smaller and cut through the chocolate. After you remove the bottom and inside of the candy put the ring inside and reattach the bottom. I can't guarantee your fiancee won't chip a tooth but,this will lessen the chance more than if the ring were coated in chocolate. BTW I recently got married myself Thursday the 20th.Question: can I change a diamond ring from yellow gold to white gold? and if so about how much does it cost?
Answer: You can get it plated in white gold. It's about $150.
You can get it plated in white gold. It's about $150.Answer: Only if it's plated then it can be stripped and redone. ...
Only if it's plated then it can be stripped and redone. Solid gold can't be changed. Since is all about labor, it depends on the shop & the quality of the gold. A lot of shopping around and getting estimates is needed.Question: Can I melt down a gold/diamond ring and have another ring made for the diamonds?
I have a ring with about 25 diamonds in it. I would like to make an eternity ring out of the diamonds... any idea if it is possible to melt the gold and do that? What would be the cost?Answer: Or the jewelers can just pop the diamonds out of the ring ...
Or the jewelers can just pop the diamonds out of the ring and put them in another,..Answer: Yes, you can do it although it might cost more than just ...
Yes, you can do it although it might cost more than just buying a ring and transferring the diamond. You'll probably have to call your local jewelers for pricing.Answer: No melting needed. They can reset them, I am guessing 300 ...
No melting needed. They can reset them, I am guessing 300 for all of it, including the new setting or "ring"Answer: I guess, u are asking so, coz u arent in india. in india, ...
i guess, u are asking so, coz u arent in india. in india, this is known as resetting, the diamonds are cut out from the prong( if any) , used to set in same ring or another. the gold is either melted and reused, but with decreased purity of gold. there is also wastage involved in melting and remaking of a gold ring along with high labour costs. if you can find a jewelery maker in your country to do so..even I dont know how much it'll cost, but on an average, it does work better to give away the ring in exchange of new ring else give away just the gold and reset the diamonds.Answer: Too much of the gold would disappear in the melting and ...
Too much of the gold would disappear in the melting and cooling process to be able to make another ring. Unless your current 25 diamonds are of significant weight each (think over .10 ct each) it would be cheaper to just buy a new ring.
If you really want to keep the stones you have, look to spend at least $300-$600 for a setting, plus another $300-$400 for the labor involved in taking your stones out and resetting them in an eternity band... |
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