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Damaged wedding ring

Fr0g · 2006-11-17 21:51:48

Hope someone here can help (any goldsmiths/jewellery makers?) I dropped my gold wedding ring in the fire and now it is tarnished. can it be repaired or will i have to replace it? thanks for any suggestions

17-11-2006 9:51pm

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Fr0g

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Hope someone here can help (any goldsmiths/jewellery makers?)

I dropped my gold wedding ring in the fire and now it is tarnished. can it be repaired or will i have to replace it?

thanks for any suggestions

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#2 18-11-2006 5:42pm

secrecy_ie

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my dads a goldsmith and whilst I dont know much, I would say that it could be repaired. Bring it in to a jewellers, they should have a goldsmith who can fix it for you.

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#3 20-11-2006 1:05pm

Fr0g

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OK, thanks

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#4 09-12-2006 8:29pm

ZygOte

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if your near dublin bring it to applebys just off grafton street, they are nothing short of brilliant.

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