Please don't attempt to polish these on the high speed polisher without wrapping on wood cylinders. I have plenty of stories where people have gotten seriously hurt so I'm going ahead and announcing this precaution as well as others. Especially not any hollow ones like this one, no polish with wheel, maybe the hand bristle wheel with zam.

Make sure to check the counter for anything the customer may have left behind. Luckily the customer right after her was honest enough when I asked them, "Is that your ring?" They said no and I was lucky that time.

La mayoría de mi experiencia fue aprendida dentro la comunidad hispana. Es un orgullo mexicano poder representar este talento que tiene raíces de México. It is an honor to be able to represent this talent and skill as having Mexican roots. Most of my experience was learned within the Mexican community and I'm here to translate a lot of what goes on within the Latin jewelry repair community.

We have been operating a jewelry repair spot inside a grocery store now for 2 years and we do get repairs in every single day now enough to provide with consistent examples of your common everyday repairs. You will see firsthand what it takes for people to keep coming back for quality service.

There's several I've personally tried including magic green powder, stuller's pink solution, Rio grande both clear and pink ones, and others. Unfortunately the best kind so far is ammonia. Another good one I have tried frothing is goof off orange oily stuff. I dipped once in that then in plain water that's in the ultrasonic and everything just flies off like bats out the gates. Again proper ventilation and mask is preferred. Feel free to share your experiences.