Any problems using this with turquoise set in silver?
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I didn't tried yet - the ones I've cleaned so far have other gems - amber, amethyst, rubies, peridot...no problem with these. works excellent
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If you would normally use super glue for. Turquoise then I would say yes. Its a high guality super glue.
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Dear Azar, You can use what ever you have used in the past. No thing special or no specific brand needed. The set is surgical stainless steel and you dont have to worry about anything. The set will stay shiny for a lifetime just dont use steel wool since steel wool contains too much IRON and will scratch the mirror polish. Thank you
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It is not turquoise. It is a blue, not a powder blue, it's darker than that. Just not sure what you are referring to as a true blue, but it is maybe a robin egg blue. Hope this helps. Really like the set though!
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I have not used it that way, but it might work. I have used the little silicone pouches I sometimes get in packaging, in zip lock bags. I cut up my Pacific Silvercloth to line my jewellery boxes, drawers and make covers (cut to size little blankets) to put on top. That way my jewellery stays clean and doesn't need polishing, or it only needs a little buffing to shine like new. I also used it on top of my silverware in the box. Stays like new! I think it would make awesome pouches for jewellery, so you might not need zip lock bags.
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I have not used this on silverware but have used it on rings, I highly recommend more than one coat on your silverware
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I have had good luck with removing tarnish from silver. I believe its chemically as the blue magic does not scratch or feel gritty.
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Yes, but not on Amazon. The entire collection is on the Noritake site. http://noritakechina.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Turquoise+Bloom+Collection
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I do! Yes! I absolutely soak my gold/platinum & diamond even my fancy colored diamond jewelry overnight. I have even forgotten about them & left in them in their for a week & they shine up like a brand new penny! Do not leave silver in it though, it causes the solution & the silver to change color & dull.
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The set comes in several colors including turquoise. The biggest selection is on ebay
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Nope I don't think so. What I ordered looked turquoise even before I soaked in water.
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I use my drawer liner for sterling silver that is not used daily, but is frequently used (weekly or more). I think I am more careful with the silver rather than the flatware in another drawer, but the liner holds the pieces and I don't think scratching is an issue.
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I've not tried that because I want to match colors, but I don't know why not. Wouldn't hurt to try.
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I would not use this on silver plated items. It actually ruined two pair of my earrings.
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It works well. I have brought up the shine on 1920s-1930s Rogers & Bros flatware that I even found in a root cellar and simichrome worked magic. I find it less abrasive than MAAS, yet more effective at removing unwanted patina/dirt/darkness. Or, in some cases like bronze or silver where the patina enhances the piece in spots, the less abrasive nature of the polish allows for strategic polishing. Example: a vintage Mexican silver bracelet with beautifully worked silver, the darker parts that enhance the piece are blended into the bright fully polished silver of the parts that look best when shined. Tip for flatware: a dry "medium" to "hard" toothbrush (bristled) a little seed bead sized amount of simichrome placed directly on the prongs of fork or pattern. Brush it in where discolored or dark then use a dry white cloth or durable (Viva, for me) paper towel to wipe off & buff.
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I've been able to and haven't had any problems. I've had it for a few months now and I've been very happy with it. I love the colors :)
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I have not had any problems. It has been a wonderful set. I would get it again. Judith Murr