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AtlantaJeweler
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Mon Jun 16, 2014 3:21 pm  |
| Would someone please be so kind as to recommend any products that would help to lessen the sensitivity of skin to certain metals used in jewelry? In particular we are interested in a product that would help people who have a mild allergic reaction to gold jewelry. Thank you! |
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I'm an Atlanta Jeweler who buys and sells gold, diamonds, fine jewelery and watches. |
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Tue Jun 17, 2014 7:18 am |
| For rings an inexpensive solution is to paint clear nail polish on the inside. Earrings are more problematic. It is most likely not the gold causing the problem, but the other metal alloys used to extend and harden the metal. |
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Wed Jun 25, 2014 11:19 am |
| I am a jewelry lover with an allergy to commonly used metal alloys and am not aware of any procedure or product that can reduce the skin's sensitivity to contact allergens. White gold is often problematic for that reason,although nickel-free alloys are now available. Platinum and titanium are much less allergenic. Sterling silver is generally well-tolerated, with or without rhodium plating. If you have someone with an allergy who is intent on wearing yellow gold, his/her best bet is to go with as high a karat value as the product engineering will allow, to minimize the zinc content, as the gold itself is not allergenic. The customer should wear the gold (or the item) against his/her skin for a minimum of six hours before deciding whether they can tolerate it. Of course, everyone is different... |
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50+, fair brown/brown, Obagi, L2K, AALS; battling: pigmentation, crepeyness, sag |
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Sun Nov 24, 2024 4:22 pm |
| To help lessen sensitivity to gold jewelry, consider using a clear jewelry protectant spray like Allergy Free Jewelry Protectant, which creates a barrier between the skin and metal. Additionally, opting for nickel-free jewelry or pieces made from hypoallergenic metals like titanium or platinum can reduce reactions. Also, with the fluctuating goud prijs per gram, it’s important to consider affordable alternatives that might be more suitable for sensitive skin. For earrings, hypoallergenic jewelry liners can protect the skin from direct contact. If irritation occurs, applying hydrocortisone cream can soothe the skin. Always patch test new products before use. |
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Sat Mar 15, 2025 3:41 am |
| To lessen skin sensitivity to gold jewelry, you can try using hypoallergenic jewelry coatings, barrier creams like DermaGuard or SkinFix, or clear lacquer sprays designed for jewelry. Additionally, consider wearing nickel-free or higher-purity gold pieces to avoid common allergens like nickel. If you're also interested in the current market value, you can check the سعر غرام الذهب في الامارات to ensure you're purchasing quality jewelry that suits your needs. |
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Roma111
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Thu May 15, 2025 11:25 pm |
| I had the same issue with gold jewelry causing skin irritation. Tried using Jewelry Shield, a clear coating that creates a barrier between the metal and skin. Applied it to my earrings, and it significantly reduced the reaction. |
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Roma111
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Tue May 27, 2025 12:43 pm |
| Totally get ya—my sis had the same issue with gold jewelry. She started using this stuff called Jewelry Shield; it's like a clear coat you paint on the metal, and it creates a barrier between your skin and the jewelry. Worked wonders for her. Also, she tried out some pieces from Mint & Lily, but you might wanna check out their reviews https://mint-and-lily.pissedconsumer.com/review.html first. |
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