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| I make bead jewelry, but neither my helper nor I are 'experts' at web page design, scanning or color adjustment to retain natural and vibrant colors; so please remember that no matter what you may see on my web pages . . . The sterling silver and 14kt gold-filled items are truly bright silver and gold like freshly minted coins The transparent beads of crystal and semi-precious stones sparkle in their dyed or natural coloration as freshly cut gems And the transluscent and opaque beads, and freshwater pearls reflect light with a lustrous finish My scanner and I may not have translated this well with pictures, but the jewelry will. |
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| The Care and Feeding of Beads .... or 'Oh My! I've got gravy on my bracelet.' Caring for your bead jewelry is very simple and easy. For most situations, simply rinse with warm tapwater and perhaps use a soft toothbrush. If necessary, also use a mild dishwashing soap. Do not use jewelry cleaners unless you are absolutely sure that they are appropiate for the stones and metals I use. Silver/Brass polishing cloths used on Gold-Fill dull the shine permanently. And while Peridot, Aquamarine, Topaz and the like are 'hard' stones; Tiger-eye, Quartzes and others are 'softer' stones and may pit or scar with some jewelry cleaners and/or jewelry cleaner solutions. Simple tapwater and mild soap will keep these gems shiny for a lifetime. -Nancy |
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