Will my Tiffany & co. necklace rust?? - can i shower with my tiffany and co
I've had for about a year and a half and I did not fall into the rule. Oxide, one day, if I have to shower.?
themselves and their real and money.
that this type of oxide materials (gold, silver, etc..)
Friday, January 29, 2010
Can I Shower With My Tiffany And Co Will My Tiffany & Co. Necklace Rust??
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without iron oxide, the silver and gold is tarnished purely reactive.
You can stay in shape by polishing with a special cloth.
. I have 2 necklaces, 1 bracelet and will not rust ... I paid about $ 500 U.S. dollars and worth every penny
Silver does not resist oxidation.
has been clouded, however.
Just keep nice and polite.
If a chain is real, then it should not rust .... My friend had a necklace from Tiffany and cooperation has been at a party and it was a fake bag so it was her neck green .... Sooooo funny! tried to change to green as the true fakie and he turned his neck! Yours should be fine honey!
Rust is iron oxide. Only iron can rust.
Other metals may be hidden (with the exception of gold, which is why it is so precious. 1000 years old golden ring is as clear as it is today if it was made to stay.)
No! Silver does not rust, but cloudy. If you decide to make sure the shower and the water just to dry when you leave completely, (then with a silver cleaner and soft cloth to sell some silver-care product with a special Tiffany's with a cloth) for a thorough cleaning. In addition, you can create a professional cleaning necklace at Tiffany's. I think it might be a fee of $ 5.10.
prolly but just do not shower with it to lose its color or even start to stink
prolly but just do not shower with it to lose its color or even start to stink
and his bike as if ur or leave it outside in the rain, which would rust UR own trucks on a skateboard, then I say that would not rust or offenses thts a bit uncomfortable using in the shower, when your reality as a chain awsome
No, but if u dont clean it will be all greasy
No, but if u dont clean it will be all greasy
No, but silver staining
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