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Old 05-10-2007, 06:28 PM
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White Gold
Because 18k white gold is 75% gold, and 14k white gold is 58.3% gold, jewelry made from these metals has a slight yellow color. To enhance the whiteness, almost all white gold is plated with rhodium, a shiny, white metal which is extremely hard. Depending on the amount of wear to a piece of jewelry, over time this rhodium plating may wear off, revealing the original metal color. Re-plating is a simple process that can be done to restore your jewelry's whiteness if needed.
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Old 05-10-2007, 07:38 PM
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White Gold
Because 18k white gold is 75% gold, and 14k white gold is 58.3% gold, jewelry made from these metals has a slight yellow color. To enhance the whiteness, almost all white gold is plated with rhodium, a shiny, white metal which is extremely hard. Depending on the amount of wear to a piece of jewelry, over time this rhodium plating may wear off, revealing the original metal color. Re-plating is a simple process that can be done to restore your jewelry's whiteness if needed.
She didn't believe me when I told her that they were making them outa 10k gold. She was like I wouldn't put that stuff in my ears.
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Old 05-11-2007, 04:52 PM
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http://www.hjgreek.com/index.cfm?eve...oduct_ID=10950

Anyone else think thats a piss poor copy of the old friendship pins?
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Old 05-11-2007, 05:49 PM
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If you mean the recognition pin, yes. We deserve better. The idea is that they be worn with a business suit, and therefore they should look classy. These things look as though they came out of a 25 cent machine at a 7-11 - and were a rip-off at that.
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Old 05-11-2007, 08:51 PM
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If you mean the recognition pin, yes. We deserve better. The idea is that they be worn with a business suit, and therefore they should look classy. These things look as though they came out of a 25 cent machine at a 7-11 - and were a rip-off at that.
Sorry, I think I heard Tom call them friendship pins, I could be misquoting him though. I just found a pic on nationals of what a friendship pin actually is.

So yea, the new recognition pins look like total ass. You are right about the 7-11 metaphor. They look like if I would bite into them it would taste like chocolate or something, or give me tetanus. Glad I have the ones Tom sent me. Thanks Tom!
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Old 05-11-2007, 09:23 PM
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Yes, Tom and I have a some of the previously manufactured recognition pins. I myself gave away a couple of them at the LCA alumni reception in NYC night before last.

The best one I have, though, I got on ebay. It has the black enamel and is convex. The slight curvature makes a big difference in that it doesn't look like a nail head. That one has class and I keep it under glass (I won't add to that rhyme ).

John Dever, I'm glad you're thinking about thiings like this. You and Trey are two very cool up-and-coming brothers.

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Old 05-11-2007, 09:35 PM
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Yes, Tom and I have a some of the previously manufactured recognition pins. I myself gave away a couple of them at the LCA alumni reception in NYC night before last.

The best one I have, though, I got on ebay. It has the black enamel and is convex. The slight curvature makes a big difference in that it doesn't look like a nail head. That one has class and I keep it under glass (I won't add to that rhyme ).

John Dever, I'm glad you're thinking about thiings like this. You and Trey are two very cool up-and-coming brothers.

In ZAX,
Jono
Thanks for the kind words.

I swear when I got the thing I looked at it for like 5 minutes trying to figure out what the hell it was supposed to be. Looks just like the X-Men logo.



Similarities are remarkable! Could Cole have designed the X-men logo? Theres a possibility! I think royalties are due.

Enough computer for tonight. Must go bar.
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