"Hi Linda, I have a Nurit 8000 I want to sell, not sure what the difference is between the 8000 and the 8020. Let me know if you are interested. Adrienne Gaskell agaskell@me.com or 305-301-4976"
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Adrienne Gaskell replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion Used Nurit 8020 in the group Jewelry Genies
Linda R. Wurtzel replied to Diane Wright's discussion sterling silver chain in the group Jewelry Designers
"Diane:
Try SII Findings in Mesa, AZ. Website is www.siifindings.com - I have never had any problems with them. Good Luck."
Linda R. Wurtzel added a discussion to the group Jewelry Genies
Used Nurit 8020
I would like to purchase a used Nurit 8020 processing unit. If someone has one they are wanting to sell, or knows of anyone, I would appreciate the info. Thanks, LindaSee More
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Tina Cloud replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"Forgot to say... When it does tarnish, I stick it back in the tumbler for 1/2 hour or so & it comes out looking like new. It works for most pieces, a few I still have to polish by hand.
Tina"
Tina Cloud replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"I bought a yard of Pacific Cloth which is flannel that has been treated with anti-tarnish. I got it at a fabric store (maybe Hancocks?). I just cut it into 1"x1" pieces put one in each zip baggie. I also keep a big piece…"
Linda R. Wurtzel replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"Many thanks everyone. I think I will give the O2 absorbers a try. Will update on my experience. Take care. Linda"
Lexi Erickson replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"I use the little packets and sometimes chalk. I keep my jewelry in zip loc bags, and then in a Rubbermade type container, and just throw the packets in with the rest of the jewelry, not a container in each bag. It seems to work fine.…"
Nancy Keane replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"I've always heard plain children's chalk is the best thing. I don't use it because I keep things in little individual plastic bags, which is a great help. (And would use a truckload of chalk, LOL.)
I use some little black tarnish…"
Lila replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"In doing a little research there seems to be two types, those that absorb oxygen (using iron oxide) and those that absorb moisture (silica). There is a website:…"
Paula Galle replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"I've also heard this works. However I've heard it works because the little packets absorb the moisture in the air. You can collect the packets from shoe boxes and any other "new" items packed with them to keep dry. The jewelry…"
Lila replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver in the group Jewelry Genies
"Hi Linda,
I too have heard that the little packs found in vitamin bottles help prevent tarnish. I have started to collect them from my vitamin bottles, but have not yet used any for jewelry. I would also be interested in knowing if they work and how…"
Linda R. Wurtzel added a discussion to the group Jewelry Genies
O2 Absorbers for Sterling Silver
Has anyone tried using O2 absorbers (the kind found in pill bottles or food packets) to help retard tarnish on their sterling silver jewelry? A customer of mine said someone had told her to try it, she used one from a pill bottle she had, and thought it worked well. If anyone has tried it and found it satisfactory, would you please let me know the type you use and what supplier you get them from. If anyone has any other suggestions to help retard the tarnish effectively, would appreciate…See More
Debbie Moyer replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion Display Suppliers in the group Jewelry Genies
"Yes, I am also interested in finding out about the clamp down necks - what exactly are they? Do they have clamps attached to them?"
Debbie Moyer replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion Display Suppliers in the group Jewelry Genies
"Have only purchased a few items from Nile Corp, however I have purchased quite a lot from Gems on Display. Have never had any negative issues, customer service good, fast deliveries, etc. Overall good companies to deal with."
Marjorie S Rawson replied to Linda R. Wurtzel's discussion Display Suppliers in the group Jewelry Genies
"I don't...but i am interested to hear if anyone else does. I use Rio Grande...like most of us, but the displays just are not road worthy. Mine get beat up and dirty no matter what. i don't like the way the hard plastic displays look. So Im…"
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