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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Gold Bracelet Jewelry, Gold Plated Bracelet, Fake Gold Bracelet Question: Bracelet - Is it plated or just gold?
I have a bracelet and it has 9KT engraved on it. Does this mean its 9KT gold. How do I know if its pure gold or just gold plated?Answer: I am pretty sure its gold.
I am pretty sure its gold.Answer: I think that means that there is 9KT gold on it ...
i think that means that there is 9KT gold on it somewhere.
but the only way to know for sure if its all real gold is to go to a jewler and get a professional to inspect it.
hope I helped!
=]Question: Where would I go to have links added to a gold bracelet I bought online?
I bought this bracelet online and it isn't wide enough! Where can I go to have gold links added if the site I bought them from isn't able to do it??Answer: go to a store in the mall. No more online, obviously that ...
go to a store in the mall. No more online, obviously that didnt work out to well. a regular jeweler will tell you exactly what you have to doAnswer: you can go to anyy jewlery store and they will add the links ...
you can go to anyy jewlery store and they will add the links for youAnswer: a local jewelry store can do it for you
a local jewelry store can do it for youQuestion: Is this real Christian Dior? (gold bracelet) experts only, please!?
I bought a gold bracelet at a church fleamarket thing. The bracelet appears to be vintage. I don't know if it is real, though. It says ChrDior(C) in the inside of the bracelet. help?
I tried to take a picture, but it is hard to get the stamp on it, because of the flash. but maybe the picture of it will help, so if I can i'll try adding that soon. also, well I guess it's not exactly a flea market? it's kind of like a church thing, and most of the things people were selling are new, but just cheap, and the bracelet and a few other stuff were the only ones that were used/old.Answer: if you bought it from a flea market then it's probably ...
if you bought it from a flea market then it's probably not real..
and especially if it says ChrDior(C)Answer: There really isn't much I can tell from that ...
There really isn't much I can tell from that discription. A picture would help a great deal.Answer: No it wouldn't say ChrDior(C) because I should say just ...
No it wouldn't say ChrDior(C) because I should say just Dior.
though if you like it you shouldn't be bothered..though you did buy it from a fleamarket so it generally wouldn't be real.
=] xAnswer: If you bought it at a church sale, there is a slight chance ...
If you bought it at a church sale, there is a slight chance it might be real. It might not be high end, it might be from a costume jewelry line licensed by Dior, where the Dior house had others make copies of the high end designs. Or it might be 100%authentic. You might want to do a web search for sites with vintage dior jewelry (not ebay!) and see if they have more information on authentic vintage Dior and the markings on vintage Dior. People have been know to buy treasures for cheap at church sales, you might be one of the lucky ones.Question: I have a gold bracelet that says it is 14 kt[Italy] however I took a shower with it and it is turning dark.?
Is it really a fake????
I actually stole it from an Asian Lady at a flea market who had a display of gold jewelry.Answer: Yeah if it was really 14 karat gold, that defintely would ...
Yeah if it was really 14 karat gold, that defintely would not happen. It was probably just stamped with that. Where did you get it? That could help you determine it tooAnswer: Yeah, it is probably fake. Where did you get it?
Yeah, it is probably fake. Where did you get it?Answer: that bracelet was fake. im sorry, sometimes you get all ...
that bracelet was fake. im sorry, sometimes you get all exctied and it turns out to be fake. next time you get a piece of jewerly, have it appraised!
?alyAnswer: bite it. if its soft, its real. if its hard, its fake
(gold ...
bite it. if its soft, its real. if its hard, its fake
(gold is the softest metal...easy 2 pass off fake as real, thats the best way 2 tell)Answer: I think someone sold you an honest to goodness fake! Take it ...
I think someone sold you an honest to goodness fake! Take it back and get your money back. Gold doesn't turn like that if anything it would get shinier in the shower. Does the dark color come off and go gold again or does it just stay dark is it plated or something?Answer: its most likely 14kt gold plate, which is why its changing ...
its most likely 14kt gold plate, which is why its changing colour, also dont stealAnswer: Instant karma. Gotta love it.
Instant karma. Gotta love it.Answer: The dark areas of your bracelet are corrosion. Pure gold ...
The dark areas of your bracelet are corrosion. Pure gold does not corrode, and it is unlikely that even 14K gold would corrode like you are claiming.
If there is any gold in your bracelet, it's not enough to make it valuable.
Well, at least that poor Asian didn't lose out on much...
Best wishes!Answer: it could be fake but if its not. its just tarnished, this ...
it could be fake but if its not. its just tarnished, this happened toengagement ring and I got really mad because I thought it was a fake, it turned a dark almost copper color... yeah but I took it to the jewelers and they cleanded it then gave me this cloth-like thing to clean it with in the future. go to a jewelry store and ask about it, some places give free cleaning.Answer: sound real to me might just might be dirty, price other 14kt ...
sound real to me might just might be dirty, price other 14kt pieces are they close???Question: How many gold bracelets do Eastern Indian women get when they get married?
And also, are there other times when they recieve them?
thanks!Answer: I dunno...
i dunno...Answer: In India, gold is considered an auspicious metal, and gold ...
In India, gold is considered an auspicious metal, and gold bracelets (or bangles as we usually refer to them) are given to girls on many occasions, and sometimes even for no specific reason other than dad got a raise, as a gift. They are specifically gifted when the girl comes of age. For marriage, the number of bangles is determined by what you can afford (and of course, by the number your relatives gave their daughter for her wedding). The actual number is determined by the total amount of gold jewelery, a middle class family would give about 50 sovereigns of gold jewelery, maybe 10-15 bangles at a sovereign each, and the rest as chains etc. None of these numbers are absolute, the current state of the Indian economy means certain sections of people can afford to give a lot more, but that is countered with the thinking that this is just an indirect way to give the groom's family a dowry to take the girl, and this is something to be disapproved of and discouraged. It depends on how traditional or modern the family is.Answer: alot
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