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Question: Silver bangle bracelets trend?? Where can I get nice ones?

I love the trend of a bunch of bangles going up someones arm? Could someone post a picture or a website that I can get some ideas from? I didn't say cheap ones. I said nice ones. Claires does not qualify.

Answer: a lot of department stores have them. you can even try the ...

a lot of department stores have them. you can even try the hair store.

Answer: Claire's ! I luv that place they have almost every ...

Claire's ! I luv that place they have almost every accersory! I bet they could help u!

Answer: Clarie's or icing by Clarie's ...

Clarie's or icing by Clarie's http://www.claires.com/ http://www.icingbyclaires.com/index.asp

Answer: Check a jewelry store. Maybe even a pawn shop. Check online ...

Check a jewelry store. Maybe even a pawn shop. Check online but be careful. Lots of scams out there.

Question: Silver bracelet?

ok well for my birthday I got a new shiny sterling silver bracelet (not meaning to brag,on the otherhand I cant spell)anyways well the first few months I had it it was fine but then in like February it started coming off by itself and I figured out the problem,the little thing that opens to lock the bracelet in has this little gap,small but it allowes the other side of the bracelt to slip through and im afraid of losing it,anyone know how I can fix this? I was recommended to go to a jewelers but is there somthing I can do at home?

Answer: your a guy?

your a guy?

Answer: I have had the same problem with a necklace before, and I ...

I have had the same problem with a necklace before, and I just took a pair of plyers and fixed the gap!!

Answer: Get a pair of pliers and adjust the gap. Or buy a thicker, ...

Get a pair of pliers and adjust the gap. Or buy a thicker, stronger jump ring and replace it.

Question: are muslim men allowed to wear silver bracelets?

i would like to know that are muslim men allowed to wear silver bracelets on their hands. I know that gold is not allowed and silver or gold chains are not allowed.

Answer: Yeah, I think they are!

Yeah, I think they are!

Answer: absolutely yes.....

absolutely yes.....

Answer: Yes you are allowed, your just not allowed wearing silk and ...

Yes you are allowed, your just not allowed wearing silk and gold jewllery this is what The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:..................... Sunan of Abu-DawoodHadith 4224 Narrated byAbuHurayrah The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: If anyone wants to put a ring of fire on one he loves, let him put a gold ring on him: if anyone wants to put a necklace of fire on one he loves, let him put a gold necklace on him, and if anyone wants to put a bracelet of fire on one he loves let him put a gold bracelet on him. Keep to silver and amuse yourselves with it.

Answer: Muslim men are allowed to wear any jewelry as long as it is ...

Muslim men are allowed to wear any jewelry as long as it is not gold, including bracelets and necklaces. My husband wears a silver chain and a titanium wedding band. We are both Muslim.

Question: What causes silver bracelet to turn pink on the side that touches your skin.?

The matching necklace doesn't change colors...

Answer: The fact that it's fake.

The fact that it's fake.

Answer: I never heard of silver turning pink. but maybe that type of ...

i never heard of silver turning pink. but maybe that type of silver you bought,gift does not mesh with the chemical in or on your skin .

Answer: it ususally turns black, pink? you may have used a lotion on ...

it ususally turns black, pink? you may have used a lotion on your arm.and the lotion reacted to the silver?are you taking any meds?

Question: I've purchased a sterling silver bracelet marked 925. Three months after the copper showed thru. Why?!?

Answer: dont know,is it fake?

dont know,is it fake?

Answer: If it was solid then there'd be no copper. It must have ...

If it was solid then there'd be no copper. It must have been silver plated.

Answer: Sounds like you got jibbed! Either you didn't ask the ...

Sounds like you got jibbed! Either you didn't ask the right questions, sometimes stores don't say it an itme is pure silver or plated... or it seemed to cheap to be right, and I guess it probably was! Sorry

Answer: There are a few possibilities. . . 1) You got taken. ...

There are a few possibilities. . . 1) You got taken. Someone marked it .925 and it was not really sterling silver. Make certain that any time you purchase an item with a quality mark (metal mark) that is also has a maker's mark identifying who or what company made the piece. In the United States, all pieces marked with a quality mark must also have the maker's mark--this is the company or person who is guaranteeing that the quality mark is true and accurate. 2) Instead of being marked .925, it was actually marked .925P or .925PL or .925SP or some such thing indicating it was plated instead of solid sterling silver. 3) What you are seeing is not a copper base showing through plating but rather the copper that was alloyed with fine silver to make sterling is being raised to the surface somewhat due to oxidation and probably your body chemistry. A good anti-tranishing cleaner and some polishing would take care of that problem, at least temporarily till it needed another cleaning. Because sterling silver is most often made by alloying fine silver with a small amount of copper, the tarnishing/oxidation process can at times produce a coppery-look to a sterling piece. Try a cleaner and see what happens. If indeed the piece is not sterling but you really like it, any jeweler can easily and inexpensively replate the piece for you. Good luck.

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