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Question: what happens if you put a silver charm on a cheap silver-looking bracelet?

-would the charm rust? -would anything rust? -would using the cheap silver-looking necklace have any difference from the real silver necklace?

Answer: I don't know if there would be a signifigant difference ...

I don't know if there would be a signifigant difference in the silver and cheap silver, I do know from personal experience that the cheap silver bracelet will most likely turn your wrist green.

Answer: Are you serious =]

Are you serious =]

Question: I ruined my red coral bracelet with silver cleaner, how do I fix it?

The stone is light pink now, it was deep red before.

Answer: coral is easily damaged, you probably can't do anything ...

coral is easily damaged, you probably can't do anything about that damage

Answer: Unfortunately, once it is ruined, it is gone. The same ...

Unfortunately, once it is ruined, it is gone. The same applies to pearls, you can't clean them in a cleaner. Sorry about this, it is sad to ruin something so beautiful.

Question: where can I buy a silver cuff bracelet?

where can I buy a silver cuff bracelets form a store? not online not ebay none of that a store thanks

Answer: So to Silverado at the mall. Or Macy's, or Dillards or ...

So to Silverado at the mall. Or Macy's, or Dillards or any other department store with a Jewelry department.

Answer: new york & company or forever 21

new york & company or forever 21

Answer: www.bidz.com

www.bidz.com

Answer: Try Claire's or Forever 21. They carry hot jewelries in ...

Try Claire's or Forever 21. They carry hot jewelries in reasonable prices.

Answer: I would check the following stores: *Taxco ...

I would check the following stores: *Taxco Sterling *Dillards *Macy's *Target *UrbanOutfitters *Guess *Claire's

Question: Fake sterling silver bracelet?

I bought a bracelet whilst on holiday in tunisia which l really liked because I got it engraved with my name in arabic, but now when I have come home it appears that it was not actually silver (even though it had the 925 stamp on it) - it appears it is copper and turns my wrist green, so I have 2 questions really 1.) Is copper a good thing to have on your wrist, I have heard copper is good for you. 2.) Can I get a sliver coating placed on the bracelet so that it looks silver again because at the moment it looks horrible, if so where can I get this done?

Answer: What you bought was something called coin metal.It is a ...

What you bought was something called coin metal.It is a mixture of silver with other alloys.Have you tried a cleaner like Tarnex?Any metal polish should clean it up.As far as Silver plating it,you could do that.Hotels have a big tub of little silver balls that vibrate and thats where they replate their silver plate flatware.You may try calling a place that sells flatware and ask if they know a business that replates.

Question: Can't remove "water spots" on silver bracelet even with silver cleaner.?

I came across one of my silver bracelets I had tucked away the other day and noticed it was pretty tarnished so I cleaned it with silver polisher and it did a really good job removing the tarnish and the bracelet now sparkles but I noticed tiny little spots all over it that kind of resemble the water spots you get on your cutlery after the dishwasher. Does anybody know what these are and whether or not it's possible to 'clean' them off? If so, what can I use? It's really bothering me and any advice would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks.

Answer: try a polishing cloth, they are chemically treated and ...

try a polishing cloth, they are chemically treated and remove stubborn spots. they are great for all types of jewelry. try one by the name of blitz, they sell at jcpenney for around $5.

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