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Question: How can I make my sterling silver necklace shorter?
I have a silver necklace that's about 17 inches long. I prefer them much shorter (13-14 inches), and wondered if there's a way of tying or clipping together the necklace so it's shorter WITHOUT cutting it. thanks:) I want the necklace to look naturally short.. so the way of shortening it should be as invisble as possible.. thanks! (I will choose a best answer)

Answer: hormone injections in your neck
hormone injections in your neck

Answer: you could use a safety pin at the back of the necklace.
you could use a safety pin at the back of the necklace.

Answer: You better go to the shop and have someone professional do ...
You better go to the shop and have someone professional do it for you.

Question: $180 sterling silver necklace?
My boyfriend just recently bought me a sterling silver necklace with a pendant made of cubic zirconia and sterling silver. He told me it cost him $180, but I find that kind of hard to believe. Is that a realistic price?

Answer: take a pic and post it.
take a pic and post it.

Answer: That seems VERY high. I can see a sterling silver necklace ...
That seems VERY high. I can see a sterling silver necklace from Tiffany costing that much (actually they do) but they would never use cubic zirconia.

Question: how much can I get for a silver necklace at a pawn shop?

Answer: Not much.
Not much.

Answer: Depends on the total weight, but it won't be much. ...
Depends on the total weight, but it won't be much. you'd do better selling it on Ebay

Answer: don't even waste your time..and theirs..
don't even waste your time..and theirs..

Question: Rhodium plated sterling silver necklace?
Does anyone know where I can find a Rhodium plated .925 sterling silver cuban or figaro style chain? I would like it to be made from REAL sterling silver, not that 'semi-precious' metal base stuff. I would prefer around 24 inch, 6 mm ish. Less that 60 bucks would be preferred (reasonable for silver). And yes, rhodium plating is a must. Links would be greatly apprecietated

Answer: target
target

Question: How to clean and make a silver necklace shine w/o using any commercialize chemical?

Answer: baking soda and water,rub...
baking soda and water,rub...

Answer: you can't
you can't

Answer: go to a jewelry store and ask about a soft cleaning cloth. ...
go to a jewelry store and ask about a soft cleaning cloth. they should give you one.

Answer: this is weired butaunt told me to clean mine with ...
this is weired butaunt told me to clean mine with toothpaste.. it actually works but the minty smell stays on it for some time though

Answer: Any mild dishwashing liquid is fine. To shine, look for a ...
Any mild dishwashing liquid is fine. To shine, look for a product called Sunshine Cloth which tho commercial is the simplest way to put a shine back on silver.

Answer: try white tooth paste this work great on jewlery I never ...
try white tooth paste this work great on jewlery I never used commercialize chemical onjewlery it always been white tooth paste and it has to be a white paste not gel , like crest work or colagate tooth paste using a soft tooth brush then clean it under warm water then towled off try it on one of your jewlerys so you can see what I mean I also do it withgold .

Answer: possibly baking soda put I use this stuff called ...
possibly baking soda put I use this stuff called "silver cream" and it works great...and its not that expensive either...hope this helps!

Answer: windex
windex

Answer: Go to where you bought the necklace and ask them to get it ...
Go to where you bought the necklace and ask them to get it cleaned.

Answer: iam not sure if it work... my friends let me known the ...
iam not sure if it work... my friends let me known the solution,that is ,,, get your necklace stained with toothpaste

Answer: Wow! I just tried using Crest toothpaste onTiffany & Co. ...
Wow! I just tried using Crest toothpaste onTiffany & Co. silver necklace, and it's sparkling like I just got it! I use all of those commercial products, and this just works way better. Give it a try. :)

Answer: soap and water?????
soap and water?????


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