"I just received the glasses and they
are TERRIFIC! I will definitely recommend your company to others. Thank
you and
have a Happy Holidays! --Giddings, Texas
No Brand? Consider a Monogram
How about a monogram, in swirling, interlocking vines, or perhaps letters forming a shield, or even a snowflake. Diamonds and circles. Or simply a name, elegantly engraved in artistic type.
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Ranger 3-Piece Buckle Set
A buckle set for the office, one that won't look at all out of place
with your business suit. Fits a standard 1-inch wide dress belt.
Made from a thick-veneered sterling overlay and with your brand in
jeweler's bronze. (Please allow 4 weeks for delivery.)
Personalized with your brand:
W3FX Ranger Three-Piece Buckle Set, $85.00
Buckle Height = 2 1/2"
Buckle Width = 2 3/4"
Loop Height = 1 1/4"
Loop Width = 5/8"
Tip Height = 1"
Tip Width = 2"
Buckle Width = 2 3/4"
Loop Height = 1 1/4"
Loop Width = 5/8"
Tip Height = 1"
Tip Width = 2"
Cheaper silver-plated pieces are often lacquered to
prevent tarnishing. But when they do tarnish--and they eventually
will--it becomes very difficult to polish them. Repeated polishing will
ultimately rub off the thin silverplate. None of our pieces are
silver-plated. They're either solid german silver, solid silver, or have a thick silver overlay veneer. None of them are lacquered. Polish as needed (probably only two to four times per year). Most professional silversmiths like 3M Tarni-Shield. And if you really want to apply a protective coating, silversmiths seem to prefer a micro-crystalline wax such as Renaissance Wax; developed for museum curators and used at the Smithsonian Institute, Windsor Castle and the British Museum.
silver-plated. They're either solid german silver, solid silver, or have a thick silver overlay veneer. None of them are lacquered. Polish as needed (probably only two to four times per year). Most professional silversmiths like 3M Tarni-Shield. And if you really want to apply a protective coating, silversmiths seem to prefer a micro-crystalline wax such as Renaissance Wax; developed for museum curators and used at the Smithsonian Institute, Windsor Castle and the British Museum.
