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<p>[QUOTE="mmarco102, post: 10321694, member: 8289"]be careful what you use, this type bar is made with DE(diatomaceous earth) a fossilized ameba often used is most abrasives, including tooth paste <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/eek.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":eek:" unselectable="on" />. It is great to remove tarnish from silver as well as oxidation from gold and other precious metals.</p><p><br /></p><p>you need a stone polish similar to this one depending where you are buying from.</p><p><br /></p><p><a href="https://www.walmart.com/ip/VOPPV-Stone-Polishing-Wax-Suitable-For-Restoring-Stone-K-Polishing-UK-General-L7R4/7236004094?wmlspartner=imp_27795&selectedSellerId=102502615&clickid=UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&irgwc=1&sourceid=imp_UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&veh=aff&affiliates_ad_id=612734&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=6080654" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://www.walmart.com/ip/VOPPV-Stone-Polishing-Wax-Suitable-For-Restoring-Stone-K-Polishing-UK-General-L7R4/7236004094?wmlspartner=imp_27795&selectedSellerId=102502615&clickid=UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&irgwc=1&sourceid=imp_UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&veh=aff&affiliates_ad_id=612734&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=6080654" rel="nofollow">https://www.walmart.com/ip/VOPPV-Stone-Polishing-Wax-Suitable-For-Restoring-Stone-K-Polishing-UK-General-L7R4/7236004094?wmlspartner=imp_27795&selectedSellerId=102502615&clickid=UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&irgwc=1&sourceid=imp_UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&veh=aff&affiliates_ad_id=612734&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=6080654</a></p><p><br /></p><p>or possibly something just a bit stronger in your case. I am sure you should be able to search something online. Else bring it to a jewelry to be sure. IMO[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mmarco102, post: 10321694, member: 8289"]be careful what you use, this type bar is made with DE(diatomaceous earth) a fossilized ameba often used is most abrasives, including tooth paste :eek:. It is great to remove tarnish from silver as well as oxidation from gold and other precious metals. you need a stone polish similar to this one depending where you are buying from. [URL]https://www.walmart.com/ip/VOPPV-Stone-Polishing-Wax-Suitable-For-Restoring-Stone-K-Polishing-UK-General-L7R4/7236004094?wmlspartner=imp_27795&selectedSellerId=102502615&clickid=UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&irgwc=1&sourceid=imp_UsWSNrx2rxycRYwRY9RKQU6-Uksym7UNzT4y2Q0&veh=aff&affiliates_ad_id=612734&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=6080654[/URL] or possibly something just a bit stronger in your case. I am sure you should be able to search something online. Else bring it to a jewelry to be sure. IMO[/QUOTE]
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