indians, siler and gold

[bswift35]

18,k wedding band it was very deep over 12 inches so i think it has to be old it does have the 18 on it, merc 1927 and three indians 1875, 1890 and 1901. I think im going to call this sight the indian house cause now ive found 11 there. thanks for looking by the way the ring is very tarnished how can i clean it

 

[Nancy-IL]

That's fantastic Bryan. Indian House, Indian reservation.........whatever. It's one heck of a nice place and congrats on the silver and gold also. When I clean my jewelry. I use one cap-full of ammonia to about 1 cup of warm water, but it's also in an ultrasonic cleaner. Don't know if it would help that or not. Thanks for sharing your finds and keep plugging away. HH, Nancy

 

[Herm]

Nice Bswift, I use a buffing wheel and Fabuluster to shine up any rings that I find. I've heard that you can use tooth paste and a soft rag to shine up jewerly also, I've never tried it just something that my mother-inlaw told be once. Herm

 

[bula]

I think that the tooth paste would scratch gold or silver if u rubbed it to hard. I just bought a small buffing wheel for my demmel & they also sell a cleaning polish that will do a good job.

 

[arizonaames]

I clean camera plexiglass housings with it and the lens has to look through it.....no scratching with tooth paste.