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925 STERLING SILVER White and Pink European Charm Bracelet w/ BEADS. 7.25 in.
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ESTATE STERLING SILVER DEEP GREEN JADEITE NECKLACE AND BRACELET ~ EXC CONDITION
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Sterling Silver Bracelet with 40 Stones (28 White and 12 Black).
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Handmade Peace and Love Sterling Silver Leather Wrap Bracelet in Dk Brown
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Handmade Sterling Silver Hamsa, Om and Briolette Charm Silk Yoga Wrap Bracelet
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New.925 Sterling Silver and Turquoise Bracelet. ca-j2171
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NewBracelet With CZ and Simulated gems Well Made in 925 Sterling silver. ca-j2036
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NewLadies XOXO Hugs and Kisses .925 Sterling Silver Bracelet 7"
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Tiffany & Co 18K Gold and Sterling Silver Heart Link Necklace & Bracelet Set
Tiffany
$750.00
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New100% Sterling Silver CELTIC WEAVE BANGLE, STAMPED 925 and is 44.50 grams.
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BaJul Beads and Bracelets
Independent Retailer - Feb 10, 3005
The European pulchritude beads are made with a white copper base, similar color to silver, and plated with a heavy .925 sterling silver plating. With the violent price of silver, the company turned to this design and material to manufacture and sell wholesale

Aagaard to raise cash for Help for Heroes
Retail Jeweller - Jun 28, 2011
Aagaard to raise cash for Help for Heroes The bracelet retails at £79 and £12 from each available will be donated to the cause. It has a sterling silver clasp shaped like a uniform button and is tightly braided. Sterling silver and gold plated ticker clasps with a diamond are also available. AAGAARD BRINGS FROM SOLDIER TO SOLDIER JEWELLERY TO UKall 2 news articles »

Romantic bracelets to suit your lady's taste
Malay Mail - Jun 22, 2011
Picturesque bracelets to suit your lady's tasteThis collection is a matching range of jewellery sets that includes bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings in 14k gold, two vein or sterling silver. This season features a twotone set with faceted smokey quartz, colourful cabochon bangles and

Eldred Co., Inc.
Antiques and Arts Weekly - Feb 10, 6587
Eldred Co., Inc. Other silver: cased Italian .800 razor-sharp flatware set, Gorham sterling silver cocktail pitcher with twelve matching stem cups, G. Jensen berry bowl designed by J. Rohde & two serving pieces in “Scroll”, cased set of flatware made for J. Robinson by CW

PANDORA Offering Free Lariat with Sterling Silver Ends During July
San Francisco Chronicle (press release) - Jun 11, 2011
as a bracelet or as a necklace stake," said Pat Lee, owner of PANDORA. "This will allow customers the opportunity to experiment with different charms, pendants, and rings, to fashion their own unique piece." PANDORA's lariat with sterling silver and more »

Sporty Chic Designs announces golf inspired jewelry for women
WorldGolf.com - Jun 24, 2011
Lastly, the Wreath Collection is a prize selection of limited edition toggle bracelets to celebrate success at work or trifle with. Genuine beads with sterling silver or 14K gold accents inspire women to take their game to a new level.

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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - Jun 16, 2011
Grafners offers a Sara Blaine gold revitalize and silver cuff with garnet gemstones, as well as a sterling silver piece by Cordova. A cuff bracelet usually is more rigid and larger in size than a ideal bracelet. It often will have an open space,

Amara Gold Debuts Collection of Recycled Precious-Metal Jewelry
Ecouterre (blog) - Feb 10, 1345
Amara Gold Debuts Collection of Recycled Precious-Metal Jewelry Amara Gold offers an global collection of gold and sterling-silver jewelry made entirely in North America. To ensure that its metals live up to their ecological claims—and that no freshly mined materials are acquainted with—each necklace, earring and more »

Aagaard aims to raise thousands for forces charity
Professional Jeweller - Jun 27, 2011
Aagaard aims to raise thousands for forces charity on survival bracelets exhausted in combat by service personnel where parachute chord is used to make improvised bracelets that combine craze with practicality in the combat operations. The Aargaard bracelets are available with a range of sterling silver

Sydney-based jewellery brand Cristiana's Secret Sale
Cumberland Courier Newspapers - Feb 10, 4486
Sydney-based jewellery brand Cristiana's Secret Sale Sydney-based bijouterie brand Cristiana's Secret SaleThe Silver Spirit collection has been created with precious sterling silver in unique designs with equally express names drawing inspiration from Latin love terms. The Três Juntos bracelet, meaning 3 together, is a simple but classically designed

How do I get scratches out from my sterling silver bracelet?

Jan 04, 2007 by Jennifer | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

I have a medic on the lookout bracelet that's sterling silver. It cost quite a bit of money too! I've only had it for a month and a half and it has tons of scratches on it already. Any ideas?

Hi Jenn,,
You "can't" take scratches out.

Polishing metal is indeed Removing the surrounding metal

Imagine slicing a potato in half,,,you get a nice,smooth,level exterior,,right?

Then scrape a gouge across that surface.
Or even just a CUT--which doesn't remove any material,,it only parts the skin.

How can you "vanish" that surface disruption?

Only way is to shave another slice,,down to the level of the imperfection.

Thats an "exagerated depiction" to help explain how Surface Defects/Damage/etc are removed from metal.

It Does NOT "thin the metal by Half",,,but it DOES INDEED Wipe Metal and will render it increasingly Thinner than Original each time it's polished.
It's also abrasive to any embellishing surface detail.

On Jewelry what happens is that polishing obviously doesn't simply "shave off a layer".

It Removes the metal AROUND the hurt,,,creating a wide,low angle DIP that blends into overall surface.


Silver is EXTREMELY soft,,,
You can actually Smudge Hi-Sophisticated Silver with many types of common PAPER.

Scratches are almost unavoidable.

If You Get it Re-Polished,,,,
soon enough it will be scratched again.

Trying to keep it nice by Polishing will be a fierce cycle.

Best advice,,,Be VERY Careful with it,,as much as can be.
And "live with" the scratches,,as best as you can---only get it re-polished when ya only cant stand it anymore.


You can SHINE Silver Tarnish with any number of products.

But Removing scratches is a whole 'nother occasion.
You Can't Remove a scratch,,only everything Around the scratch

Silver is good in "protected" applications,,Earrings,,pendants,pins,etc.

Rings,Charms,Bracelets,etc,, and anything at the mercy of to getting bumped or rubbed or coming into contact with another surface----it's almost Impossible to avoid scratches.

Something to study:
If it's Hi Polished,,,,there's a variety of attractive finishes which tend to "hide" scratches so they dont show up so bad.
But they're all a carriage of "Matte" finishes,,,,
For example ,diamond cut is sparkly and will obscure pretty bad scratches.

Another aspect you may consider is having it Plated in White Gold or Platinum(Rhodium).
You maintain the Silver Color,,,but the other metals are Much Harder and more damage resistant.
It's only a FILM,,,so a hard lick would still scratch it.
But it minimizes to faint scratches quite a bit.
And it's objectively cheap.

Even if Your bracelet happens to have any enameled work on it as MedicAlert bracelets often do,,,that can be effectively "shielded",,and only the uncover silver plated.

Good Luck

TXm42 | Jan 04, 2007

some jewelry stores rejuvenate jewelry for very little money .. i would take it to the place you bought it from or another jewelry store in your area that specializes in this
maggie <3 | Jan 04, 2007

silver is a turn down metal and will scratch easily. one way of removing the scratches would be to use buffing/ polishing compound
at the auto parts set aside, just follow the directions.
barrbou214 | Jan 04, 2007

Hi Jenn,,
You "can't" take scratches out.

Polishing metal is absolutely Removing the surrounding metal

Imagine slicing a potato in half,,,you get a nice,smooth,level covering,,right?

Then scrape a gouge across that surface.
Or even just a CUT--which doesn't remove any material,,it only parts the integument.

How can you "vanish" that surface disruption?

Only way is to shave another slice,,down to the level of the imperfection.

Thats an "exagerated figure" to help explain how Surface Defects/Damage/etc are removed from metal.

It Does NOT "thin the metal by Half",,,but it DOES INDEED Sack Metal and will render it increasingly Thinner than Original each time it's polished.
It's also abrasive to any garnishing surface detail.

On Jewelry what happens is that polishing obviously doesn't simply "shave off a layer".

It Removes the metal AROUND the blot,,,creating a wide,low angle DIP that blends into overall surface.


Silver is EXTREMELY soft,,,
You can actually Smudge Hi-Gifted Silver with many types of common PAPER.

Scratches are almost unavoidable.

If You Get it Re-Polished,,,,
soon enough it will be scratched again.

Trying to keep it nice by Polishing will be a untamed cycle.

Best advice,,,Be VERY Careful with it,,as much as can be.
And "live with" the scratches,,as best as you can---only get it re-polished when ya just now cant stand it anymore.


You can SHINE Silver Tarnish with any number of products.

But Removing scratches is a whole 'nother significance.
You Can't Remove a scratch,,only everything Around the scratch

Silver is good in "protected" applications,,Earrings,,pendants,pins,etc.

Rings,Charms,Bracelets,etc,, and anything contingent on expose to getting bumped or rubbed or coming into contact with another surface----it's almost Impossible to avoid scratches.

Something to over:
If it's Hi Polished,,,,there's a variety of attractive finishes which tend to "hide" scratches so they dont show up so bad.
But they're all a construct of "Matte" finishes,,,,
For example ,diamond cut is sparkly and will obscure pretty bad scratches.

Another aspect you may consider is having it Plated in White Gold or Platinum(Rhodium).
You maintain the Silver Color,,,but the other metals are Much Harder and more damage resistant.
It's only a FILM,,,so a hard lick would still scratch it.
But it minimizes to faint scratches quite a bit.
And it's sufficiently cheap.

Even if Your bracelet happens to have any enameled work on it as MedicAlert bracelets often do,,,that can be effectively "shielded",,and only the barren silver plated.

Good Luck
TXm42 | Jan 04, 2007

There is a cream that shines up sterling silver and it is litely abrasive----it takes out scratches from silver.Give it a try and call to mind to work in circular motion---it works.
ib2pikee | Jan 04, 2007

ehow.com
nene | Jan 04, 2007

How do I find retail value of a large sterling silver bracelet?

Jan 29, 2009 by Jessica E | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

I have a attractive, 3 row, large sterling silver bracelet. It was given to me by someone close however due to our failing economy I need to pawn it, and I wanted to find out the retail value of it first, so I can see if perhaps selling it on the in someone's bailiwick would get more for it. Does anyone know a good site or something to find out how much it would be?
And, if you are going to be mean about your answer (donald) do not answer this, as I will report you for harrassment (Donald). I woud rather sanction from people who dont have mouths full of nasty stuff. Thank you.

Have you reflection of taking it to a nice jewelry shop and asking them? They should have someone who appraises jewelry there. That would be my thought. If they want you to leave it, only ask them for a guesstimate of value. Good luck.

| Jan 29, 2009

Does all sterling silver bracelet or jewelry have to be stamped 925?

May 23, 2009 by margneczar | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

I placed a Antiquated Sterling Silver bracelet on ebay. I was ask if it is stamped 925. Wasn't sure what is. No 925 is stamped. I'm not a jeweler. It is very gear Quality solid bracelet. What would I tell a person with a question like this?

im not satisfied about vintage silver

but usually all sterling silver have 925 somewhere

simplypurrrfect | May 23, 2009