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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Gold Ring Jewelry, Resize Gold Ring, Real Or Fake Gold Ring. Question: can gold rings be taken down a size.?
Answer: yes. just take them to a jeweler and theyll do it, most of ...
yes. just take them to a jeweler and theyll do it, most of the time for a small feeAnswer: YES!
YES!Answer: yes they can. I would suggest getting it done at the place ...
yes they can. I would suggest getting it done at the place you got it though because they would probably do it for free.boyfriend got me this really pretty ring from tiffanys when we were in NYC and it was too big..she when we went back home to LA I went to the Tiffanys there but they made me pay becuase I didnt buy it there :(Answer: yes they call it re-sizing
yes they call it re-sizingAnswer: Absolutely!
Keep in mind that they are removing gold from ...
Absolutely!
Keep in mind that they are removing gold from the band, and that gold has value. Gold today is around $835 an ounce and thats not chump change, so dont hesitate to ask for it back or make sure the price you pay reflects the fact they are keeping it and crediting you for that.Answer: Yep.
Yep.Answer: Yes they can. But the setting style of the ring and how ...
Yes they can. But the setting style of the ring and how many sizes down you want to go may affect the jewelers ability to do it.Answer: yes;however,it depends on ring style sometimes they can ...
yes;however,it depends on ring style sometimes they can not...Jewelers granddaughter....Answer: Yes, they have two methods of doing that, one is they heat ...
Yes, they have two methods of doing that, one is they heat it and shrink it, that allows up to a 2 size difference. If it's a ring with a pattern that goes all the way around and they don't want to damage the pattern this is the method they use.
The second method and most common is they cut a piece out and weld it back then polish it up again and you can't tell it was ever done.
Not all places have the ability to do the first method but most jewelers do the second method. There is no limit to the size they can change it with that method. It can be made larger or smaller.Comment from :
Question: do pawn shops usuallu except 14k gold charms and rings?
Answer: they'll take anything!
they'll take anything!Answer: Sure they do. You won't get much for them though. ...
Sure they do. You won't get much for them though. That's how they make their money -- they give you very little for it, and if you don't come back to claim it in time they sell it for a lot more than they gave you for it. You can give it a try, but don't be surprised if they'll only give you about $10.00 to $20.00 for a gold chain you paid over $100.00 for.Answer: The ones in our neighborhood do. They weigh the gold and ...
The ones in our neighborhood do. They weigh the gold and give you half of the going rate per ounce of gold depending on the karat weight.Question: which ring would you rather have - one made of gold and diamond or one made of silver and Russian diamond?
Answer: White gold or platinum and Alexandrite
White gold or platinum and AlexandriteAnswer: I would rather have silver and Russian Diamond because it is ...
I would rather have silver and Russian Diamond because it is different not something everyone wants....If you like to be unique then that is something I would pick.Answer: Uh, I'll take the gold and diamond, please. I think I ...
Uh, I'll take the gold and diamond, please. I think I can get more for it at the pawn shop.Answer: that is a personal taste issue... I perfer gold.. it goes ...
that is a personal taste issue... I perfer gold.. it goes better withskin tone and less polishing is needed to keep it clean.Answer: Out of these 2 choices I would go with Silver and Russian ...
Out of these 2 choices I would go with Silver and Russian Diamonds. If the Silver can be Platinum or White Gold I would choose those in that order. If I had other choices I would go with Gold and Columbian Emerald. I just don't think diamonds are that interesting as anything except an accent. Personal preference and you should get what you prefer and fits your color best.Answer: Go with whichever one you think is the prettiest.
Go with whichever one you think is the prettiest.Question: melting gold rings?
does anyone know where I can have some gold rings melted down to make a pendantAnswer: flea market
flea marketAnswer: mount doom
mount doomAnswer: You need to speak to your local jewellers. If they can't ...
You need to speak to your local jewellers. If they can't do it, they may know someone who can.Question: I have a ring that is 18k gold and 4c diamond. how do I tell if it is real or not ???? please help?
Answer: take it to a gemologist (a jeweler). They will usually ...
take it to a gemologist (a jeweler). They will usually appraise it for free.Answer: Umm got to a jewlery shop and get it CheCC...
Umm got to a jewlery shop and get it CheCC...Answer: take it to a jewelry store....they should be able to tell if ...
take it to a jewelry store....they should be able to tell if it is real and if so what kind of quality it isAnswer: Nearly any pawn shop should be able to test the diamond for ...
Nearly any pawn shop should be able to test the diamond for you with an electronic tester.Answer: if it will cut glass, then its real
if it will cut glass, then its realAnswer: try to burn your ring in high temp heat for few sec, see ...
try to burn your ring in high temp heat for few sec, see wether its melting/burned....real gold should be shinier....Answer: take it to pawn shop, or a jeweler.
take it to pawn shop, or a jeweler.Answer: they say...if its a real diamond, scratch it along a mirror, ...
they say...if its a real diamond, scratch it along a mirror, if the mirror has scratch marks or kinda sounds like its breaking the glass, its real cause fake shit just glides across.Answer: Go to your nearest synagogue and put it on the floor if ...
Go to your nearest synagogue and put it on the floor if it's there after the service it's not realAnswer: Dude! Maybe show it to a jeweler? Duh!
Dude! Maybe show it to a jeweler? Duh!Answer: 4 carat? if you have to ask, I'd guess it is not real, ...
4 carat? if you have to ask, I'd guess it is not real, if you come from a family of millionaires, I don't think you'd be asking here, and if not, where would you get a $50,000 diamond?
Of course a reputable jeweler could tell you for sure. Some synthetics mimic a real diamond pretty well, so you should get an expert to evaluate it.Answer: For the 18k Gold, break open a thermometer and put some of ...
For the 18k Gold, break open a thermometer and put some of the mercury on it. If it changes color, it isn't real.Answer: how about tiffany?
http://www.in-brands.com/Simplified/Pr ...
how about tiffany?
http://www.in-brands.com/Simplified/ProductList.asp?sortid=10&sortpath=0,10,Answer: .Give it to me and I'll tell you;)
Seriously, the only ...
.Give it to me and I'll tell you;)
Seriously, the only sure way to tell is if you can find the carbon spot in it looking through a jewelers eye. Some diamonds that are of high quality will be hard to find the infraction. A diamond tester is of coarse the best way. I've heard of several ways you can try at home though. Place a small drop of water, on top of the stone, if it runs off immediately then it's real, if it beads up its not. Another way
is to hold it under a black light, you will have to do a comparison with other jewelry you have. The way I do it is by looking from the top of the diamond down into the center where all points meet, if the bottom is more of an illusion it is more then likely real. If you hold it in the light and it refracts to many colors it probably isn't |
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