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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Silver Bracelet Jewelry Question: Why is it all the rage to wear Tiffany's style silver dog tag, dog chain style bracelets etc?
It looks like you are wearing a dog chain aound your wrist and/or neck. I don't get it....its not as if the movie stars are sporting these dog chains????Answer: because Tiffany's' jewelery is absolutely beautiful ...
because Tiffany's' jewelery is absolutely beautiful no matter if you are wearing a diamond chain or a dog tag.Answer: It's passe.....they are not in style anymore....hope you ...
It's passe.....they are not in style anymore....hope you didn't waste your money!!!Answer: Its a silver I.D. dog tag, so if the girl gets to drunk ...
Its a silver I.D. dog tag, so if the girl gets to drunk anyone who
finds her is suppose to drop her off in her front yard. RuFF !!Answer: Tiffany's Jewelry is a sign of higher status and ...
Tiffany's Jewelry is a sign of higher status and everyone wants to look fabulous. This new trend of "Please Return to Tiffany & co." necklaces are bracelets is just a fad. And I can guarantee that about 1 out of 3 women that you see wearing them has a fake one on. You can get them off the street in NYC for about $10. It's just the idea of women thinking they have something from Tiffany's. They just want to feel good about themselves.Question: How can I tell if an item is made from silver? I see tiny stamps on a bracelet but what should I look for?
Answer: Genuine silver jewellery has a hallmark of 925 on it.
Genuine silver jewellery has a hallmark of 925 on it.Question: Looking for the name/designer of a sterling silver charm bracelet.?
I am looking for info about a charm bracelet........not an Italian charm bracelet...........It starts with a silver chain bracelet that you could actually wear alone. It is somewhat thicker than a chain you would wear around your neck. The charms snap closed around the chain, and can be purchased separately. They do not form the bracelet itself, like Italian charms do. Thanks.Answer: Tiffany's
Tiffany'sAnswer: juicy couture
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The charms do not "dangle", but rather surround the silver chain. I'm looking for the name of the designer, or where to purchase the charms. ThanksAnswer: They are called Italian Charm Bracelets. They are available ...
They are called Italian Charm Bracelets. They are available at many stores. Two that specialize in them are:Answer: well if im thinking right theres ones at Claires...you just ...
well if im thinking right theres ones at Claires...you just kinda hook the charms together and they dont dangle or arnything..the bracelet is about $5 and the charms are about $2.50 at ClairesQuestion: How can I tell if a bracelet is sterling silver or white gold?
Serious answers only please. My daughter received it as a present and was told it was white gold. I feel it might be silver.Answer: take it to a jewelry store
take it to a jewelry storeAnswer: Check the hallmark xx
Check the hallmark xxAnswer: If it's silver it will eventually tarnish (go grey / ...
If it's silver it will eventually tarnish (go grey / black), and need polishing to get back it's silvery finish.
If it's white gold it will remain bright & shiny.
Give it a couple of weeks....Answer: the hall mark, look at this then google search the hallmark, ...
the hall mark, look at this then google search the hallmark, match it to what you haveAnswer: there should be a stamp by the clamp if it say ...
there should be a stamp by the clamp if it say
14k
18k
or24k
its white gold
if it dont say any of that its silver
it could be a lower number to
the k stands for karat
so it could be like a 10 too but if it has a k stamped it means karat gold
silver doesnt have anything like thatAnswer: Usually anything that is claimed to be "gold" will ...
Usually anything that is claimed to be "gold" will have a kt stamping on the inside such as 10kt, 14kt , 18kt or 24kt--those are the most common--and notes how much gold content is in the piece (24 being SOLID gold and very soft, 10 having less gold but being more durable)
Sterling silver jewelry, if it is such, is usually stamped w/.925 on the inside.
If there are no stampings or markings anywhere on the bracelet and you still want to know for sure you can always take it to your local jeweler....but chances are it's either plated or costume in that case.
Don't attempt cleaners or any "wives tales" surface test as the variety of these can damage and ruin the finish of the item based on what it is made of. A jeweler will always confirm w/you if YOU know what it is made of before cleaning as different cleaners are required for the different metals.Answer: Simple.........GO TO JEWELLER!!
Simple.........GO TO JEWELLER!!Answer: Ask a jeweller to check the hallmark
Ask a jeweller to check the hallmarkAnswer: Take it to a jewlery store to have it cleaned. While you are ...
Take it to a jewlery store to have it cleaned. While you are there ask the jewler they should be able to tell.Answer: scratch test, try to scratch it with a penny, white gold ...
scratch test, try to scratch it with a penny, white gold will not scratch.Answer: well inyounger days bangles and bracletts where fashion ...
well inyounger days bangles and bracletts where fashion for boys white gold faids quickly steirling takes alot longer and sterling is more brittle as it is slightly softer but there should be some sort of mark maybe?Answer: check the hallmark or take it to a jeweller,he or she should ...
check the hallmark or take it to a jeweller,he or she should be able to tell you.Answer: if you want to ware silver or white gold then I'm the ...
if you want to ware silver or white gold then I'm the that you should talk to see I ware all the stuff that you ware so if you look on the in side of the bracelet you want you should be able to see on the inside tiny little numbers and that should tell you the carrot of the peace of jewelry that you are buying see I can tell from what I have onself see on rings it's the same thing you look on the inside if you don't see any lettering than don't buy it that means that it is fake.Answer: dont scratch it or bite it. the hallmark will say:
375 if ...
dont scratch it or bite it. the hallmark will say:
375 if 9ct gold
585 if 14ct gold
750 if 18ct gold
or
800 if cheap silver
925 if sterling silver
958 is Britania silver
999 if pure.
If it doesnt say anything, its probably crap.Answer: Silver is not hall marked in the same way as white gold. ...
Silver is not hall marked in the same way as white gold. Silver is usually marked 625 and gold has all sorts of markings on it. You can also tell by the hardness of the metals if it is not marked at all, but this would need a specialist to establish the relative hardness.Answer: serling silver is stamped 925.. and is resonably cheap to ...
serling silver is stamped 925.. and is resonably cheap to buy.
There is no such thing as white gold!
There are however gold alloys which appear white, silvery, or grey.or even rose gold!
When jewellers speak of white gold, they mean white gold alloys. In most other major languages these alloys are described as grey rather than white.
the hall mark for white gold is mainly 18kAnswer: check the hallmark. However silver will turn black with age ...
check the hallmark. However silver will turn black with age whereas white gold will become more yellow when tarnishedAnswer: if you rub it off a piece of paper of paper if the paper ...
if you rub it off a piece of paper of paper if the paper turns black after rubbing it the bracelet is silver if it makes no difference it is white goldAnswer: Hi,
The Hallmark for sterling silver is 925, I'm not ...
Hi,
The Hallmark for sterling silver is 925, I'm not sure what it is for white gold though.
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