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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Silver Bracelet Jewelry Question: how can I make my silver bracelet and necklace shiny again I think its starting to rust ;(?
help please.
when I said rust I dnt mean like how iron nails rust I ment its loosing its shine and I tried to wipe it with the porper wipes and it goes shiny but then it looses its shine pretty quick like in just about another 4 minz it looses shineAnswer: if its starting to rust I dont think its real silver. but ...
if its starting to rust I dont think its real silver. but anyways, you can go to the drugstore or target or something and get cleaner for it and it will be shiny again.Answer: you can try toothpaste and a toothbrush, that's how I ...
you can try toothpaste and a toothbrush, that's how I shine upsterling silver jewlery when it's starting to tarnish.Answer: very easy, use toothpaste (colgate) & rub for a while...& ...
very easy, use toothpaste (colgate) & rub for a while...& whoa! same as new! try it now!!
or.. soak it in lemon juice for few mins & wash it off..
it works!Answer: rub toothpaste not the gel kind but the white paste kind on ...
rub toothpaste not the gel kind but the white paste kind on it
let it dry, then take a clean, damp towel and wipe it down really good, then use a clean dry towel to polish and reveal shine.Answer: you mean its starting to tarnish.... LOL.. take it to a ...
you mean its starting to tarnish.... LOL.. take it to a jeweler they will clean it fre of charge( usually)Answer: If your jewelry is real silver, a commercial silver polish ...
If your jewelry is real silver, a commercial silver polish should help with the tarnish.
I found this DIY polish online - might be worth a shot.
http://www.make-stuff.com/formulas/polish.htmlAnswer: Make a paste of bicarb of soda and lemon juice and apply it ...
Make a paste of bicarb of soda and lemon juice and apply it onto your jewellery. Leave it for a while then wipe off with a cloth. Once the paste is off wash them in warm water and dry. If you have any fiddly bits apply it with a toothbrush as it get into the cracks easier.Answer: Jewlery stores and etc. sell this and I forget what it is ...
Jewlery stores and etc. sell this and I forget what it is called but it is jewlery cleaner. All you do is set your jewlery into the cleaner and leave it. It cleans it and makes it shine again. It comes in a red jar type thing. Here is what it looks like: http://www.proteadiamonds.com/images/jewelry/JEWELRY%20CLEANERs.jpgQuestion: What would the price be for a Sterling silver bracelet in perfect condition be?
Answer: I would say about $20 dollars. But I guess if it's old ...
I would say about $20 dollars. But I guess if it's old or a little kids charm bracelet that would be different, in those situations I would say about $10-$15 dollars depending on the age.Answer: I only wear silver and have bought bracelets ranging from $6 ...
I only wear silver and have bought bracelets ranging from $6 (on sale at Macy's) to over $500 (slider necklace)Question: I purchased a silver bracelet from qvc. it is plated with 18k gold. will this discolour?? it was quite expens!
Answer: without a doubt they have a factory out the back that sprays ...
without a doubt they have a factory out the back that sprays the stuff with gold paint you will find you are buying stainless steelAnswer: why would it discolour if it's real?!
why would it discolour if it's real?!Answer: all metal will discolour, gold wont discolour as rapidly as ...
all metal will discolour, gold wont discolour as rapidly as silver, but you can clean them very easily with silver or gold cleaning products, jsut follow the instructions given to you in the box.Answer: It wont' discolor but with much time and a lot of wear, ...
It wont' discolor but with much time and a lot of wear, the gold layer can wear off in places. However, you should get years of enjoyment out of it. I, personally, would rather spend more and get solid gold rather than plated jewelry; that way, it's a lifetime investment.Answer: Providing the gold layer is of a sufficient thickness there ...
Providing the gold layer is of a sufficient thickness there should not be a problem for years with discolouration which is caused by the silver atoms diffusing with the gold atoms. However, if the bracelet is subject to constant friction between the clothing or other jewellery the gold plating could start to break down and rub off, but if it is of a good quality this should not happen for years.Answer: have you checked the website to see if there is any feedback ...
have you checked the website to see if there is any feedback for your product? I don't think it will discolour, but I guess over many many years the plating will get thin, but this will be many years ahead. I would just enjoy it, but if you are concerned, they have a very good returns policy.Answer: Depends on how thick the gold plating is. It will probably ...
Depends on how thick the gold plating is. It will probably take quite a few years to wear off. Put the bracelet on after you have sprayed any perfume on and let it dry first. Don't put soap or lotions on it as well. No hairspray either. Hope that this helps.Answer: If it is rhodium plated it will be fine just dont do too ...
If it is rhodium plated it will be fine just dont do too much heavy work in it, do not wear lots of bracelets together as they rub the surface off each other and rinse it in lukewarm water every now and again.Answer: Gold is about the only metal that will not oxidize. ...
Gold is about the only metal that will not oxidize. That's why it's so durable. However, plating (whatever the K) means the layer is super thin and will eventually wear through. I agree with tp above with care.Question: Cheap tiffany-like silver bracelet?
I am looking for a replica of a tiffany's bracelet, the kind that looks like a chain with the dangling heart and has the closure that looks like a circle and a bone....does anyone know where I can find one?Answer: claires mabye
claires mabyeAnswer: Claires
ClairesAnswer: http://www.top100fashionsites.com/in.php?site=58
http://www.top100fashionsites.com/in.php?site=58Answer: I've seen a bunch of tiffany like braceltes at claires ...
I've seen a bunch of tiffany like braceltes at claires theyre almost an exact replica only they dont say tiffanys and co. on them you could try the icing too |
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