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Metal Alloys

Eliminate one symptom while causing another. You know those medical claims that come with a laundry list of new problems? Some metal alloys tend to do the same. The secret is to know which base metal causes each symptom... and it’s not always so black and white! For example, Gold is too malleable to make jewelry out of it. So, we need harder metals (with similar colors) to mix with the gold (ie. Copper). Copper is the base metal that is responsible for turning your skin green. Terms that bounce around the industry like “real” or “fake” jewelry are marketing ploys. If a metal turns your skin green, it has Copper in it. Simple as that. Copper is used in expensive jewelry and inexpensive jewelry. It serves its purpose while causing another symptom. Another example of this is stainless steel jewelry. Stainless steel jewelry contains Nickel, which is the leading cause of contact dermatitis. However, Nickel does not tarnish as easily as other metals and has a fabulous silver tone that we all love. No metal is perfect; but they all serve a purpose. That’s where we come in. A clear coating that forms over ANY alloy to prevent ALL the symptoms. It doesn’t matter if your necklace is $5, $500 or $5,000. Our protective barrier will preserve your jewelry and protect your skin. For more information on tarnish-me-not, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page at www.tarnishmenot.com/FAQ

We are always looking to start new discussions in jewelry and welcome any questions and comments you may have!

LET’S. TALK. METALS.

#precious metals #mixedmetals #alloys #hypoallergenic #jewelry #Jewelry Care #jewelry tips #anti tarnish

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Jewelry Trends (under $100) Inspired by Pantone’s NYFW Spring|Summer 2020 Colors

In the spirit of fashion forward thinking, we’ve compiled a list of 16 jewelry pieces for 2020 (all under $100!) Each piece represents a color on Pantone’s NYFW Spring|Summer 2020 list. If you like what you see, there is a link above each photo to get your own. We hope you enjoy the color show!

1. Flame Scarlet

LONG BEADED TASSELS EARRINGS $14

WANDERLUST DESIGNS BY ASHLEY

2. Saffron

FAN TASSEL TEARDROP EARRINGS $14.54

ETSY

3. Classic Blue

14K GOLD GEMSTONE RING $80

ETSY

4. Biscay Green

RAW CRYSTAL EARRINGS $49

ETSY

5. Chive

DOUBLE WRAP GOLD LEATHER BRACELET £80

WOLF AND BADGER

6. Faded Denim

HANDMADE FADED DENIM BEADED CUFF $40

ETSY

7. Orange Peel

ATTA-GALA ORANGE TEARDROP EARRINGS $5

PAPARAZZI ACCESSORIES

8. Mosaic Blue

JANE STONE NECKLACE VINTAGE OPENWORK STATEMENT JEWELRY $42.47

FIERY GOODS

9. Sunlight

SUNLIGHT SPARKLER EARRINGS $14

ALEX AND ANI

10. Coral Pink

CORAL PINK HOOP DANGLE EARRINGS $26

ETSY

11. Cinnamon Stick

MULTI-COLORED STUDDED HOOP EARRINGS $35.50

CHICOS

12. Grape Compote

ONE-OF-A-KIND GRAPE RESIN BANGLE WITH GEMS $75

INSPIRED LUXE

13. Lark

GEOMETRIC DROP EARRINGS $40

NORDSTROM

14. Navy Blazer

ALEX GOLD DROP EARRINGS IN NAVY CAT’S EYE $55

KENDRA SCOTT

15. Brilliant White

SEEING STARS RING $28

DANI-RAE & COMPANY

16. Ash

GREY VALENCIA NECKLACE $98

MARCIA MORAN

VIEW THE COLOR TREND REPORT SPRING|SUMMER 2020 HERE

“Published for the fashion industry by the Pantone Color Institute, Pantone’s trend forecasting and color consultancy, the Fashion Color Trend Report is your guide to the season’s most important color trends. This report features the top 12 colors, as well as four classic neutrals, we can expect to see on the New York runway as fashion designers introduce their new spring/summer collections.” - Laurie Pressman, Pantone Color Institute

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Prevent your jewelry from tarnishing with a coating of Tarnish-Me-Not ⛓ This patented formula will preserve your jewelry while protecting your skin from direct contact with the metals. If jewelry has ever irritated or turned your skin green, this is for YOU! 💍

For each unit sold, Tarnish-Me-Not donates $1.00 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation to help fight for a cure, ALL YEAR LONG. 💞

#tarnishmenot #jewelry #nickelallergy #sterlingsilver #fashionjewelry #nickel free jewelry #prevent nickel allergy #silver #tarnish #gold #bcrf #breastcancerawarenessmonth

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Jewelry Trends (under $100) Inspired by Pantone’s NYFW Spring|Summer 2020 Colors

In the spirit of fashion forward thinking, we’ve compiled a list of 16 jewelry pieces for 2020 (all under $100!) Each piece represents a color on Pantone’s NYFW Spring|Summer 2020 list. If you like what you see, there is a link above each photo to get your own. We hope you enjoy the color show!

1. Flame Scarlet

LONG BEADED TASSELS EARRINGS $14

WANDERLUST DESIGNS BY ASHLEY

2. Saffron

FAN TASSEL TEARDROP EARRINGS $14.54

ETSY

3. Classic Blue

14K GOLD GEMSTONE RING $80

ETSY

4. Biscay Green

RAW CRYSTAL EARRINGS $49

ETSY

5. Chive

DOUBLE WRAP GOLD LEATHER BRACELET £80

WOLF AND BADGER

6. Faded Denim

HANDMADE FADED DENIM BEADED CUFF $40

ETSY

7. Orange Peel

ATTA-GALA ORANGE TEARDROP EARRINGS $5

PAPARAZZI ACCESSORIES

8. Mosaic Blue

JANE STONE NECKLACE VINTAGE OPENWORK STATEMENT JEWELRY $42.47

FIERY GOODS

9. Sunlight

SUNLIGHT SPARKLER EARRINGS $14

ALEX AND ANI

10. Coral Pink

CORAL PINK HOOP DANGLE EARRINGS $26

ETSY

11. Cinnamon Stick

MULTI-COLORED STUDDED HOOP EARRINGS $35.50

CHICOS

12. Grape Compote

ONE-OF-A-KIND GRAPE RESIN BANGLE WITH GEMS $75

INSPIRED LUXE

13. Lark

GEOMETRIC DROP EARRINGS $40

NORDSTROM

14. Navy Blazer

ALEX GOLD DROP EARRINGS IN NAVY CAT’S EYE $55

KENDRA SCOTT

15. Brilliant White

SEEING STARS RING $28

DANI-RAE & COMPANY

16. Ash

GREY VALENCIA NECKLACE $98

MARCIA MORAN

VIEW THE COLOR TREND REPORT SPRING|SUMMER 2020 HERE

“Published for the fashion industry by the Pantone Color Institute, Pantone’s trend forecasting and color consultancy, the Fashion Color Trend Report is your guide to the season’s most important color trends. This report features the top 12 colors, as well as four classic neutrals, we can expect to see on the New York runway as fashion designers introduce their new spring/summer collections.” - Laurie Pressman, Pantone Color Institute

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Jewelry Trends (under $100) Inspired by Pantone’s NYFW Spring|Summer 2020 Colors

In the spirit of fashion forward thinking, we’ve compiled a list of 16 jewelry pieces for 2020 (all under $100!) Each piece represents a color on Pantone’s NYFW Spring|Summer 2020 list. If you like what you see, there is a link above each photo to get your own. We hope you enjoy the color show!

1. Flame Scarlet

LONG BEADED TASSELS EARRINGS $14

WANDERLUST DESIGNS BY ASHLEY

2. Saffron

FAN TASSEL TEARDROP EARRINGS $14.54

ETSY

3. Classic Blue

14K GOLD GEMSTONE RING $80

ETSY

4. Biscay Green

RAW CRYSTAL EARRINGS $49

ETSY

5. Chive

DOUBLE WRAP GOLD LEATHER BRACELET £80

WOLF AND BADGER

6. Faded Denim

HANDMADE FADED DENIM BEADED CUFF $40

ETSY

7. Orange Peel

ATTA-GALA ORANGE TEARDROP EARRINGS $5

PAPARAZZI ACCESSORIES

8. Mosaic Blue

JANE STONE NECKLACE VINTAGE OPENWORK STATEMENT JEWELRY $42.47

FIERY GOODS

9. Sunlight

SUNLIGHT SPARKLER EARRINGS $14

ALEX AND ANI

10. Coral Pink

CORAL PINK HOOP DANGLE EARRINGS $26

ETSY

11. Cinnamon Stick

MULTI-COLORED STUDDED HOOP EARRINGS $35.50

CHICOS

12. Grape Compote

ONE-OF-A-KIND GRAPE RESIN BANGLE WITH GEMS $75

INSPIRED LUXE

13. Lark

GEOMETRIC DROP EARRINGS $40

NORDSTROM

14. Navy Blazer

ALEX GOLD DROP EARRINGS IN NAVY CAT’S EYE $55

KENDRA SCOTT

15. Brilliant White

SEEING STARS RING $28

DANI-RAE & COMPANY

16. Ash

GREY VALENCIA NECKLACE $98

MARCIA MORAN

VIEW THE COLOR TREND REPORT SPRING|SUMMER 2020 HERE

“Published for the fashion industry by the Pantone Color Institute, Pantone’s trend forecasting and color consultancy, the Fashion Color Trend Report is your guide to the season’s most important color trends. This report features the top 12 colors, as well as four classic neutrals, we can expect to see on the New York runway as fashion designers introduce their new spring/summer collections.” - Laurie Pressman, Pantone Color Institute

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How to Prevent Your Jewelry from Tarnishing - 3 Easy Steps

What you’ll need:

Jewelry [Preferably new or unused]

Tarnish-Me-Not 1.5 oz [42.5 g]

Flat surface to lay jewelry [You may also use a preferred suspension method; such as a wire or hooks holding up each end]

Jewelry cloth wipe [Optional]

Step 1: Preparation

Gently wipe down your jewelry to remove any dust or prints on the surface

Lay your jewelry completely flat and as evenly as possible

When coating your jewelry with a protective sealant, it is imperative that you wipe off any dust or finger print marks before applying the coating. This ensures that you are preserving the luster of your jewelry without trapping any particles beneath the surface. If you are not happy with the overall finish of your jewelry after the coating has dried, simply wipe it off with acetone and redo the following steps.

Step 2: Spray

Do not shake

Hold can upright 5-6" from jewelry

Spray in a continuous and even motion until item is coated thoroughly

Allow up to 15 minutes for dry-to-touch and an additional 15 minutes to handle

Turn item over to spray any remaining surface areas

Repeat as needed until coated thoroughly - two coats maximum

The unique composition of this formula and spray nozzle perform best when contents in the can are still, as apposed to shaken up. For best results, spray item in a room temperature, and non-humid environment.

Step 3: Wear

Once you have completely sealed your jewelry, and allowed optimal dry time, you may begin wearing it right away!

Our hypoallergenic formula creates a clear barrier on all types of jewelry for long lasting, flawless protection against tarnish, skin discolorations and allergic reactions to metals.

No more rapid tarnishing.

No more skin discoloration.

No more allergic reactions.

JUST SPRAY. WEAR & TARNISH-ME-NOT.

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disclaimer: This unique formula contains properties that may remove nail polish. We recommend limiting its contact with your nails until the formula has fully dried. Gloves may be used if necessary.

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What is .925 Sterling Silver made of?

Let’s take a quick look at one of your Sterling Silver pieces. You may notice a tiny, engraved mark that reads ‘.925’. Now, this may not be your first time noticing this mark; but have you ever wondered what it means? Well, this stamp indicates the 92.5% of Sterling Silver that is made up of Pure Silver. Pretty straight forward; right? As for the other 7.5%, the answer is not so black and white. Now, one burning question remains unanswered - What exactly is Sterling Silver made of?

Okay, that was a lie; there are several burning questions. For example, what is up with this 7.5% of ‘miscellaneous metal’? Is your Pure Silver mixed with just ONE other metal? Or is this mysterious portion comprised of much more? Most importantly, is all Sterling Silver jewelry made the same?

Let’s begin our ‘Sterling Silver Investigation’ by looking at the variation in prices. This is always an interesting topic because there are so many different answers! First, think about the cheapest price you have paid for a piece of Sterling Silver jewelry. Now, think about the most expensive Sterling Silver piece you have seen. Big difference? We thought so, too!

So, does the price give us any insight as to what kind of metals are used in that 7.5%? Or, does the price of Sterling Silver simply reflect the jewelry brand we are purchasing? So many questions! But don’t worry, we have compiled years of research and experience to find what goes into the making of Sterling Silver. Here’s what we discovered:

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