My wedding & engagement rings are sterling silver. I’ve been wearing my engagement ring for 6 years, wedding for 5 & I’ve yet to have them turn my skin green.
I bought earrings from Body candy that said it was surgical steel but after about 2 weeks the “gold” wore off and it turn my ears green and my long time piercings became inflamed and infected. And after I switched my jewelry to ones that I new wouldn’t bother them they returned to normal. Never buying from them again.
Same Happened To Me......I Ordered Back In May/June ...I Didn't Give A Damn..In December I Sent An Email & Asked For A Refund.... They Refunded The ENTIRE Order.....Ask For A Refund....I Hate Them For That
Any kind of gold reacts to my skin quite literally dissolves it. I was told by a dermatologist that those with naturally acidic skin shouldn’t wear anything but surgical steel. And if you aren’t sure what it’s made out of don’t buy it.
it’s really weird but i never have allergic reactions to any metals ranging from expensive to super cheap unless it’s pure silver or pure silver plating- and i know it’s not the nickel because it happens only with silver
I recently brought a £300 sterling silver ring. It went black round the rim and turned my finger green within 2 weeks, I'm devastated. Company told me that it was my problem and they wouldn't do anything about it. Had my £100 white gold wedding ring for 5 years, never take it off and it's never changed colour. I'm honestly so upset about it
Then it wasn't sterling silver. I have NEVER had sterling silver turn my finger green NEVER. IF it tarnishes, I scrub it with toothpastes and a tooth brush.
@@zootasplace7344 this is the fear I have or it wasn't the quality that they said it was. I've been to a few different Jewellers with it and they've all told me a different answer of what it's made from. It's been exhausting.
So white gold is safe to wear then? I’ve just ordered a 3mm white gold plated chain, my first time buying jewellery, although I’m still unsure of weather it’ll go green or not
@@theeurodriver3378 it can depend on what the material is underneath it I have a gold ring plated in white gold. Im 5 years into wearing it and its turned to a light gold now but doesn't turn my finger green or rub off or anything. I wear it during everything, washing up, hand washing, showers, using hair products etc. But regularly use solver polish on it to care for it :)
I have a question. No matter how well I take care on my piercings, they get infected. Is there people who are more prone to infection and even people who can't have piercings at all because of their skin or something? And I take very good care of them just making that clear. Lol
I have a question, which one would you prefer? 1) 14k Gold filled, brass OR 2) 14k Gold filled, Copper They both tarnish, its not water resistant, they both turn you skin green, and theyre not alloy free etc... and I have a really sensitive skin. But out of the 2 which would would you go for?
I guess my suppose to be "titanium" earrings aren't real then... because after like 6 months wearing (my initial earring for my conch) it became like darker ... so I need to look for better place to buy.
My boyfriend recently gave me a matching ring and I loved it But it turns my skin green…. Still love it! Just it was concerning to me because that’s never happened to me with any ring or necklace I have.
so i kinda need help. I wore this necklace and my neck turned green even though i didn’t shower with it. I have to go to an event in a few days how do I get the green off my neck i’ve tried rubbing alcohol but it doesn’t work PLEASE HELP!!
I think my ring is sterling silver the original colour was normal but now it’s like pink/rose gold and it turns my skin green after I take it off is there any way I can turn it back to the original colour?
Video would be helpful if the beat of the music wasn’t overpowering your voice, I can barley hear anything you are saying, it’s like trying to have a conversation in a dance club
The backs on my earrings get a greenish residue on them . Even ppl claiming their jewelry is stainless steel, most times it is not, in my case at least 🤦🏽♀️😭
Earrings That Don't Turn Green 👉 lulusbodyjewelry.com/collections/earring
The worst is if you buy/receive jewelry as a gift, everyone loves it, and then it turns you green! Horrible!
I don't really mind it since I am already green
@@jaytv25 Kermit?
GOOD:
1. Stainless steel
2. Titanium
14kt,18kt,22kt,24kt
What about zinc alloy
Steel causes rash
My wedding & engagement rings are sterling silver. I’ve been wearing my engagement ring for 6 years, wedding for 5 & I’ve yet to have them turn my skin green.
Higher end silver jewelry like .925 often come with a rhodium plating that helps it not oxidize. 👍
@@Shopluluave yeppers! Nickel turns my skin green, so I just avoid it.
Basically fake or cheap rubbish jewelry turns green or fades I have a 925 10mm curb chain it was like 220 and hasn't changed since November
I’m pretty sure it depends on skin chemistry too
Fake gold
BAD:
1. Brass
2. Copper
3. Gold plate (thin)
4. Sterling silver
What about zinc alloy
@@kiyuvalo that oxidizes
@@fruitflyhunter does it?
@@geckopecko yeah, i looked it up
I have sterling silver and it never turns my finger or neck green and i wear it all the time in the shower and all
I bought earrings from Body candy that said it was surgical steel but after about 2 weeks the “gold” wore off and it turn my ears green and my long time piercings became inflamed and infected. And after I switched my jewelry to ones that I new wouldn’t bother them they returned to normal. Never buying from them again.
Same Happened To Me......I Ordered Back In May/June ...I Didn't Give A Damn..In December I Sent An Email & Asked For A Refund.... They Refunded The ENTIRE Order.....Ask For A Refund....I Hate Them For That
Any kind of gold reacts to my skin quite literally dissolves it. I was told by a dermatologist that those with naturally acidic skin shouldn’t wear anything but surgical steel. And if you aren’t sure what it’s made out of don’t buy it.
it’s really weird but i never have allergic reactions to any metals ranging from expensive to super cheap unless it’s pure silver or pure silver plating- and i know it’s not the nickel because it happens only with silver
It actually changes colour because of something you are eating!
Omg received my lulu's jewelery omg I can't wait to wear it😱🤭😆😆 hope cali is open in two weeks since that was the time I was going
What did you buy?!?
@@samsays6859 my boyfriend bought me the 14k gold helix cluster and some white gold earrings and a white gold hoop I think for my helix
@@Ch1m Nice!
I’ve actually never had a problem with any jewelry turning green on me, even with fake clairs ring, is there something wrong with my skin lol?
Same never had a problem
Maybe because u a lizard like Mark Zuckerberg
You have great skin. Only the cheapest of metals irritated my skin. Still didn't turn it green.
My sterling silver from luxury brand like Tiffany and co HAS NEVER TURNED OR TARNISHED. So what are you talking about?
Exactly jewelry that are more high end have a protective coating over jewelry that’s last years. This is more on general consumer jewelry.
@@Shopluluave indeed. I love having found your channel.
How about when it turns silverish blue AND copperish in about 1:1 ratio, but looks blue in general??
I recently brought a £300 sterling silver ring. It went black round the rim and turned my finger green within 2 weeks, I'm devastated. Company told me that it was my problem and they wouldn't do anything about it.
Had my £100 white gold wedding ring for 5 years, never take it off and it's never changed colour.
I'm honestly so upset about it
Then it wasn't sterling silver. I have NEVER had sterling silver turn my finger green NEVER. IF it tarnishes, I scrub it with toothpastes and a tooth brush.
@@zootasplace7344 this is the fear I have or it wasn't the quality that they said it was. I've been to a few different Jewellers with it and they've all told me a different answer of what it's made from. It's been exhausting.
So white gold is safe to wear then? I’ve just ordered a 3mm white gold plated chain, my first time buying jewellery, although I’m still unsure of weather it’ll go green or not
@@theeurodriver3378 it can depend on what the material is underneath it I have a gold ring plated in white gold. Im 5 years into wearing it and its turned to a light gold now but doesn't turn my finger green or rub off or anything. I wear it during everything, washing up, hand washing, showers, using hair products etc. But regularly use solver polish on it to care for it :)
I have a question. No matter how well I take care on my piercings, they get infected. Is there people who are more prone to infection and even people who can't have piercings at all because of their skin or something? And I take very good care of them just making that clear. Lol
This is how I came across your channel looking for tips to take care of them better or be more educated on it.
Yea, Some people geneticly can’t handle piercings
Nickel allergy.
I've never had a sterling silver ring or chain turn my skin green.
I have a question, which one would you prefer?
1) 14k Gold filled, brass OR
2) 14k Gold filled, Copper
They both tarnish, its not water resistant, they both turn you skin green, and theyre not alloy free etc... and I have a really sensitive skin. But out of the 2 which would would you go for?
I'll prefer brass
I guess my suppose to be "titanium" earrings aren't real then... because after like 6 months wearing (my initial earring for my conch) it became like darker ... so I need to look for better place to buy.
We got you 💖 lulubodyjewelry.com/collections/conch
My boyfriend recently gave me a matching ring and I loved it
But it turns my skin green…. Still love it! Just it was concerning to me because that’s never happened to me with any ring or necklace I have.
Gold turns me black… Every time.. Silver really doesn’t do anything.. Nice opal jewelry by the way
is it safe to have earrings that have turned black in your lobe piercings?
writing this so i get to know too
yeah i wonder that too
so i kinda need help. I wore this necklace and my neck turned green even though i didn’t shower with it. I have to go to an event in a few days how do I get the green off my neck i’ve tried rubbing alcohol but it doesn’t work PLEASE HELP!!
I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM RN
I'm poor so all of my rings turn my skin green.
Same here hun tho I saved up some money and brought a decent ring and so worth it in the long run rather than replacing then when the go funny
I know this family who melts scrap to sell the 'WHOLE' family has wedding rings made of copper tin and zinc no one has a green finger.
Is there a way to stop it from doing that?
I think my ring is sterling silver the original colour was normal but now it’s like pink/rose gold and it turns my skin green after I take it off is there any way I can turn it back to the original colour?
its sterling plated - thats why it faded! even if its marked sterling silver they lie
i know wearing brass is bad but is 100% brass bad as well?
Nah I jus by real gold 💀
Will 14k white gold turn my finger green?
Does titanium steel alloy turn green?
i think it doesn't
not only it turns my skin green, i got rashes from it and now im scavenging videos on how to wear them without having these reactions
I get rashes within seconds of wearing these jewellery. Did you find a solution?
Video would be helpful if the beat of the music wasn’t overpowering your voice, I can barley hear anything you are saying, it’s like trying to have a conversation in a dance club
The backs on my earrings get a greenish residue on them . Even ppl claiming their jewelry is stainless steel, most times it is not, in my case at least 🤦🏽♀️😭