The bracelet that I just bought a few days ago was scratched, how did it leak out of the white one,

The bracelet that I just bought a few days ago was scratched and leaked white may be due to one of the following reasons:

1.The surface of the bracelet was scratched, and the scratches were whitish.

2.The bracelet has been corroded by chemicals such as mercury (mercury), toilet water, talcum powder, etc.

3.A quality problem with the bracelet itself, it may be a fake.

To determine the specific cause, you can try the following:

1.Check the purchase slip and ** of the bracelet to confirm whether it is purchased through regular channels**.

2.Wipe the bracelet with a soft cloth to see if you can wipe off the white marks. If it can be wiped off, it may be a scratch on the surface.

3.If the white marks can't be wiped off, try wiping them with a detergent such as alcohol or ethanol to see if they can be removed.

4.If none of the above methods solve the problem, you can consider sending the bracelet to a professional gold or jewelry store for authentication and restoration.

It is important to note that if the bracelet is scratched or corroded, its value and aesthetics may be affected to a certain extent. Therefore, care should be taken to avoid unnecessary damage when using and maintaining the bracelet.

If you buy a gold bracelet, no matter how you draw it, it won't come out of the white one, unless you buy a fake one. How to prove the authenticity, I think you can take the invoice to the seller for identification, if necessary, you can go to a formal appraisal agency for identification, and issue a certificate to find the seller to return the goods if it is fake.

Try to see if you can wipe off the white, and if you can't, see if you're buying pure gold or something else.

Not necessarily, first of all, you must know the material of the bracelet, and whether you will be given an invoice.

Only you can take it yourself and identify it, so we can't see the drops.

It's true. It shouldn't be cheap.

That's the price, chalcedony is agate.

You can be firm, we can't see it that way

Aren't you an appraisal? It should be true, but there are varieties of jade.

How much do you buy it in a gram? Is it a regular gold store? Is there an invoice? If all three are fine, things will be fine. The color white is because gold reacts with cosmetics or chemicals. Just go to the merchant and fix it.

It's not fake, it's not stained with milk, take it back and let them overdo it for you.

Pure gold bracelets do not appear white dots. When the bracelet is used for a long time. Only black dots will appear. Because those are stains. So beware of being deceived. Thank you.!

Now there are a lot of fake ones on the Internet, that is, buy the fake ones and boil them in boiling water for three days and three nights to see if they are real

It shouldn't be fake, many bracelets will have a layer of color, so that the bracelet looks bright and good for planting water.

It is not something that can be speculated at will, *** investment banks have, blind investment is not recommended, investment is risky and you need to be cautious, major banks have consultation, it is not recommended to be deceived. Disdain financial advertising.

On December 1, 2014, the trading price opened and fell to about yuan, which has fallen below the mining cost and jewelry **yuan;

Investment is risky, practitioners need to be cautious, despise advertising, despise some people who help and abuse, and know that administrators beware of similar "Xingbang" cases and **jia illegal fund-raising advertisements.

If you need to **verify, please ask.

It should be true, because sterling silver is relatively soft and prone to scratches, which may be rubbed.