Why would a sterling silver (.925) ring turn a finger green?

Jul 09, 2009 by LunaRossa | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

 Yesterday I bought a Claddagh ring from a jewelry store of origin. The store is known for the quality of chaste, and I bought them before. It is marked.

 Do not go, if you have had good experiences with the cons before, the ring is probably true money.

Although unexpected, it is possible that the finger of someone from a green spell silver ring (link below).

Muse, people can develop new allergies and avoid the former, at any time.

Which is better as a valentine's day gift for a man, stainless steel or silver(925) ring? Why?

Feb 09, 2008 by AmyShaz | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

 silver ring
to be sure
why? i asked a guy and that was his answer :D

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Silver Shines at McAfee Sale

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A unsociable collection of silver ware, was the highlight at McAfee Auctions sale last Thursday round-the-clock at a packed room and numerous telephone bidders fought it out for over 60 lots of firm silver, removed from 25 years of storage.

Top price for the silver lots was £1,300 for an near the start large two handled tray, £1,075 for a four piece solid silver tea usefulness, another £925. An amazing private collection of Royal Crown Derby, again stored away for years also gained estimable interest, as did a collection of Waterford, ruby and gold sovereigns.

Oil paintings by Charles McAuley realised £1,150, and numerous pieces of equipment were also battled out.

Again small pieces of gold including medals, rings and watches were normal, including the collection of sovereigns which realised £2,800, two gold medals £400 and £270. A associate pedestal writing desk realised £675, a flintlock blunderbuss £800, little McAuley oil £820, J W Carey watercolour £370, and a fantastic store of Royal Crown Derby tableware £3,450.

Source: Ballymoney and Moyle Times