Guest guest Posted October 21, 2005 Report Share Posted October 21, 2005 It can be very irritating as people just wana make money and bluff their ways through with others that put their trust in them. Everything in their shop they will claim to be natural and true. I think i just bought a bunch of fake turquoise and also some fake amber. I went shopping for stones that day and bought turquoise and some amber. I went to another little shopping centre and realised that there is a clas that teach people to differentiate real stones and fake ones and on the posters pasted on the window are exactly the so-called amber i bought, all the few are in the posters and they called it bakelite. That is when i start to suspect that my pink turquoise could be fake too. As mentioned earlier on, no one would like to spend money to support mistreatment of stone spirits. However, I supposed quite a number of us had bought some so called fake stones or mistreated stone spirits. I just felt that since we've already bought those stones, it is still our responsibility to treat them well be it they are fake or real. We are all stones lover and should not mistreat them further just because they have been previously mistreated. We should be angry at those people whom mistreat them and not the innocent stones themselves. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2006 Report Share Posted February 22, 2006 We just returned from Arizona and I received a turquoise bracelet. The designer told me that Turquoise is porous and it will turn black if chemicals get on it. She suggested I use a silver cloth polisher on the silver if I wanted to clean it and not use liquids. I'm guessing if you wear your jewelry alot, you're just picking up all sorts of oils, cleaners, grit and what not that's seeping into your turquoise. Kestrel , MaryBeth <aydyndril wrote: > > Hello, > > I have several pieces of turquoise jewellry-earrings and rings that were given to me in the 1970's. A dear friend of the family lived on a Navaho reservation in New Mexico and gifted me with this jewellry. Now after this discussion of fake and dyed turquoise I'm wondering if the stones the Navahos used were fake or real. On one ring I wear alot the stones have turned darker. What would make the stones turn color? > > Thank you for your responses. > > MaryBeth Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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