I've been lurking in this thread for such a longtime. Finally, I decided to join. My bracelet is very empty, however, I saw so many beautiful beads, my bracelet won't be empty for long.
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Hello ladies
I start collecting pandora last year , my bracelet and beads all in perfect shap as new and I keep each bracelet in small plastic bag , my question is for the ladies whom having these bracelets for many years dose it look good and shiny now or it look old ?
Thank you all ��
I start collecting pandora last year , my bracelet and beads all in perfect shap as new and I keep each bracelet in small plastic bag , my question is for the ladies whom having these bracelets for many years dose it look good and shiny now or it look old ?
Thank you all ��
I love this blue theme. I was also considering getting the charm with the stars. Very lovely.
If you don't wear the bracelets often they do seem to tarnish much faster than other sterling jewelry. But if you do wear them regularly (or polish them) they look just as nice years down the road as they do new. The bracelet I wear regularly looks great. The one I tend to keep in the box tends to get heavily tarnished.
Thank you very much, what do you think about keeping the bracelet in a small plastic bag, in my local pandora store I notice that they keep the bracelet and charms in plastic bags so I decided to do the same
Thank you very much, what do you think about keeping the bracelet in a small plastic bag, in my local pandora store I notice that they keep the bracelet and charms in plastic bags so I decided to do the same
That's a good idea. I keep all my other sterling jewelry in plastic bags in an airtight safe and they never tarnish. I keep my Pandora bracelets more accessible in a Pandora box or on a jewelry dish because I wear them often, so I think they tarnish more easily because they are in the air. I have found that those anti-tarnish paper strips don't help any of my jewelry. Nor do the anti-tarnish bags. My mom used to wrap all her sterling in cellophane to keep the air away so it wouldn't tarnish. That seemed to help.
Oh no that's horrible! I hope it was faulty and still under warranty.
I love the teapot too.I made sure to get it once I heard it was getting retired.
The bracelet was a gift so I have to see what I can do without a receipt.
The teapot is adorable.
Thank you. I buy most of my beads myself, but the stars were a gift ( I also did not choose it, total surprise). That is why it is sobspecial for me.
Welcome to the thread.
Silver will tarnish over time but the good thing about silver is that it can be cleaned pretty easily. I don't keep my Pandora bracelets in a separate plastic bag, I don't really pamper it much to be honest, I wear it all the time, sleep with it, etc. The only thing I am careful about is not smashing it on hard surfaces because of the Murano charms. As for cleaning, I clean everything from time to time, usually with the Pandora cleaning cloth or a dish washing liquid.
These are both lovely, I've been trying to put a blue themed one together myself and was a bit stumped. These have given me some more ideas, I love the way you have mixed the rose gold & silver in Marieco
So far I've got two blue vine barrel charms shown below and just managed to get hold of the blue tendril clips.
I love the radiant hearts and think it looks gorgeous in the centre. Has anyone got any ideas what else to put with these light blue charms? I really want to go darker and prefer only a few charms on my bracelet.
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You could try black mystic floral pave - and see if you love the result
http://m.pandora.net/en-us/explore/products/charms/791409cz
I keep most of my pandora and Trollbeads in a shallow Tupperware with chalk and antitarnish paper strips off to the side. Works great for two years and I haven't even replaced the strips.
