Jewelry

[AKgirl2]

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@Mz iMac wrote:

Judging by some of the reviews, I don't think I'll be wearing diamoniques in the pool or shower.  Except for my sterling silver bracelets, my rings & bracelets never come off when swimming or bathing.

Taking off diamonique rings will take some getting use too.

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By all means remove if swimming in chlorinated water, while cleaning with windex, etc., and hand sanitizer!  The metal discolors to a dark gray, and looks horrible.  You can't remove the discoloration either.

[LTT1]

@AKgirl2@Mz iMac@Kachina624@Sweet_Serenity

I have been using bath salts -- probably in too high a concentration.

My 18k (white) wedding band has darkened!

[Sweet_Serenity]

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@Mz iMac wrote:

Judging by some of the reviews, I don't think I'll be wearing diamoniques in the pool or shower.  Except for my sterling silver bracelets, my rings & bracelets never come off when swimming or bathing.

Taking off diamonique rings will take some getting use too.

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I NEVER, Wear my rings or bracelets swimming or showering.

[Marcail0825]

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@AKgirl2 wrote:

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@Mz iMac wrote:

Judging by some of the reviews, I don't think I'll be wearing diamoniques in the pool or shower.  Except for my sterling silver bracelets, my rings & bracelets never come off when swimming or bathing.

Taking off diamonique rings will take some getting use too.

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By all means remove if swimming in chlorinated water, while cleaning with windex, etc., and hand sanitizer!  The metal discolors to a dark gray, and looks horrible.  You can't remove the discoloration either.

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Solid sterling and gold discolor permanently? I've never heard this. My habit is to remove jewelry when swimming, bathing, cleaning etc. But I thought precious metals wouldn't discolor other than typical sterling tarnish.

Pretty rings @LTT1!

[LTT1]

@Marcail0825@Sweet_Serenity@AKgirl2@Mz iMac@Kachina624

Here is a professional picture of it:

[AKgirl2]

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@Marcail0825 wrote:

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@AKgirl2 wrote:

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@Mz iMac wrote:

Judging by some of the reviews, I don't think I'll be wearing diamoniques in the pool or shower.  Except for my sterling silver bracelets, my rings & bracelets never come off when swimming or bathing.

Taking off diamonique rings will take some getting use too.

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By all means remove if swimming in chlorinated water, while cleaning with windex, etc., and hand sanitizer!  The metal discolors to a dark gray, and looks horrible.  You can't remove the discoloration either.

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Solid sterling and gold discolor permanently? I've never heard this. My habit is to remove jewelry when swimming, bathing, cleaning etc. But I thought precious metals wouldn't discolor other than typical sterling tarnish@Marcail082Pretty rings @LTT1!

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@Marcail0825I'm referring to the platinum clad and yellow gold clad metals.

[Mz iMac]

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@LTT1 wrote:

@Marcail0825@Sweet_Serenity@AKgirl2@Mz iMac@Kachina624

Here is a professional picture of it:

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@LTT1 wrote:

@Marcail0825@Sweet_Serenity@AKgirl2@Mz iMac@Kachina624

Here is a professional picture of it:

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That is drop dead gorgeous!!!!  Do you have an item#?

@LTT1

[LTT1]

@Mz iMac

Here is a picture with the info "scared" up from a Google search:

J270377 Epiphany Diamonique 100-Facet Cushion Cut Ring

[lulu2]

@LTT1

Very pretty.  Wow, 3.5 carats; Kathy Levine would have called it a honker.

[lulu2]

Beautiful hands and nails.