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[email protected] February 19th 07 05:35 AM

gold chain by the inch
 
I am looking for a reputable internet site to buy gold chain by the
inch. For myself, not wholesale.
Does anyone have any recommendations Thanks Liz



Peter W.. Rowe, February 19th 07 05:39 AM

gold chain by the inch
 
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 21:35:27 -0800, in rec.crafts.jewelry "
wrote:

I am looking for a reputable internet site to buy gold chain by the
inch. For myself, not wholesale.
Does anyone have any recommendations Thanks Liz


Are you looking for gold filled or gold plated chain? Or better quality, like
karat gold?

The reason I ask is that most of the places selling "chain by the inch" at the
retail level are selling plated or at most, gold filled. In short, crappy
chain.

So please clarity just what you're looking for.

And, have you tried simply googling it?

Peter

[email protected] February 19th 07 05:51 PM

gold chain by the inch
 
On Feb 19, 12:39 am, "Peter W.. Rowe,"
wrote:
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 21:35:27 -0800, in rec.crafts.jewelry "

wrote:
I am looking for a reputable internet site to buy gold chain by the
inch. For myself, not wholesale.
Does anyone have any recommendations Thanks Liz


Are you looking for gold filled or gold plated chain? Or better quality, like
karat gold?

The reason I ask is that most of the places selling "chain by the inch" at the
retail level are selling plated or at most, gold filled. In short, crappy
chain.

So please clarity just what you're looking for.

And, have you tried simply googling it?

Peter


My sister and I would like some shorter chains for necklaces--14" for
ourselves, and, shorter ones for our grandchildren.
Better quality
Naturally, I've found sources on the internet, but am hesitant to
order from any without
a recommendation or 2. We, as novices, will not be able to determine
the quality
once the order is received, and therefore are reluctant to order over
the internet. Thanks Liz
Most of our local jewelers will not sell by the inch.



Abrasha February 19th 07 09:26 PM

gold chain by the inch
 

wrote:
On Feb 19, 12:39 am, "Peter W.. Rowe,"
wrote:
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 21:35:27 -0800, in rec.crafts.jewelry

"

wrote:
I am looking for a reputable internet site to buy gold chain by the
inch. For myself, not wholesale.
Does anyone have any recommendations Thanks Liz

Are you looking for gold filled or gold plated chain? Or better

quality, like
karat gold?

The reason I ask is that most of the places selling "chain by the

inch" at the
retail level are selling plated or at most, gold filled. In short,

crappy
chain.

So please clarity just what you're looking for.

And, have you tried simply googling it?

Peter


My sister and I would like some shorter chains for necklaces--14" for
ourselves, and, shorter ones for our grandchildren.


Why do you want to buy by the inch? Do you have the equipment to attach
the jumprings and the springrings, or whatever locks you want to use?

Better quality
Naturally, I've found sources on the internet, but am hesitant to
order from any without
a recommendation or 2.


Professionals do not buy chains by the inch from the Net. They buy this
from wholesalers. Unless you have an account with one of these, or are
in the trade, you cannot buy from them.

I know at least three suppliers, that I work with, but I am not giving
away my sources to someone who wants to cut me (or one of my colleagues)
out of my own trade.

We, as novices, will not be able to determine
the quality
once the order is received, and therefore are reluctant to order over
the internet.


So don't, sound easy enough to me.

Thanks Liz
Most of our local jewelers will not sell by the inch.


You don't need "most", you only need one to sell you what you want.

Unless I am missing something. I have a hunch what it is, but I better
keep my mouth shut.

I strongly suggest you go to a local jeweler or jewelry store you trust,
and get what you want.

--
Abrasha
http://www.abrasha.com

PS. And please do not supply a fake email address.


Ravi Ramani February 20th 07 01:31 AM

gold chain by the inch
 
wrote:
I am looking for a reputable internet site to buy gold chain by the
inch. For myself, not wholesale.
Does anyone have any recommendations Thanks Liz


You can go to any local jeweler, order the one you like in 16" and the
jeweler will be able to shorten it for you. You can always for credit on
the remaining gold that you don't need. There should be no reason why a
local jeweler should not be able to shorten it for you. I know quite a
few chain manufacturers who sell them by inches and add the lobsters or
jumprings to them later on.

Ravi K.
www.gemsutra.com


mbstevens February 20th 07 03:41 AM

gold chain by the inch
 
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 17:51:49 +0000, wrote:

My sister and I would like some shorter chains for necklaces--14" for
ourselves, and, shorter ones for our grandchildren.


You can buy a long chains and some extra clasps from
Rio Grande's Gems and Findings catalog. Get pliers from
their Tools & Equipment catalog. It'll be fun.
--
mbstevens
http://www.mbstevens.com


Frosty February 21st 07 07:43 AM

gold chain by the inch
 
On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 01:31:00 GMT in rec.crafts.jewelry Ravi Ramani
, intended to write something intelligible,
but instead wrote :

wrote:
I am looking for a reputable internet site to buy gold chain by the
inch. For myself, not wholesale.
Does anyone have any recommendations Thanks Liz


You can go to any local jeweler, order the one you like in 16" and the
jeweler will be able to shorten it for you. You can always for credit on
the remaining gold that you don't need. There should be no reason why a
local jeweler should not be able to shorten it for you. I know quite a
few chain manufacturers who sell them by inches and add the lobsters or
jumprings to them later on.

Ravi K.
www.gemsutra.com


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m3rma1d February 21st 07 07:45 AM

gold chain by the inch
 
Abrasha wrote:


Unless I am missing something. I have a hunch what it is, but I better
keep my mouth shut.




Yeah I think I have the same hunch.
I'll rephrase that: "ME 2"




--m3rma1d
--
To reply by email, carefully remove my panties.


mbstevens February 21st 07 03:52 PM

gold chain by the inch
 
On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 07:43:41 +0000, Frosty wrote:

Write me offlist and I'll teach you how to make Google place you at or
near the top of any searches. My site, which I don't post to Usenet,
hits at the top or near the top every time.)


Ahhh, c'mon, don't be shy:
http://www.frostyiris.com/shop/

(We know it's really not you.)
:)



Frosty February 22nd 07 07:39 AM

gold chain by the inch
 
On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:52:28 GMT in rec.crafts.jewelry mbstevens
, intended to write something
intelligible, but instead wrote :

On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 07:43:41 +0000, Frosty wrote:

Write me offlist and I'll teach you how to make Google place you at or
near the top of any searches. My site, which I don't post to Usenet,
hits at the top or near the top every time.)


Ahhh, c'mon, don't be shy:
http://www.frostyiris.com/shop/

(We know it's really not you.)
:)


Woof!





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