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History of Rhinestones |
| Enter the magical and colorful world of Rhinestones. Originally named for the colorful quartz pebbles from the Rhine river, find out how the Czechoslovakian glass industry began making and incorporating rhinestones into their jewelry designs. All you ever wanted to know about this brilliant and sparkling highly reflective glass! |
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USD $6.95 |
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| Meet The Developer |
 Click here to learn more about this course's developer, Leigh Leshner. |
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| Did You Know ?!? |
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Believe it or not...you may have many products hanging around the house that are great for cleanig Bakelite jewelry. In fact, any cleaner containing ammonia will work: Windex, Turtle Wax Super Hard Shell are fairly common. You can use just plain old ammonia too! Saturate a cotton swab with the cleaner and swab the Bakelite, then rinse and dry thoroughly. Do Not, however, rinse Bakelite jewelry that includes rhinestones. Wipe the jewelry with a clean, damp cloth instead, being careful not to wet the stones.
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