Q. my dads 51 i dunno what to get him :(
he don't like reading and i only get £10 a week so it cant be massively expensive
he don't like reading and i only get £10 a week so it cant be massively expensive
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umm i thing you are european since you use euro bu dollartree.com has everything for a dollar and fiveblelow.com has everything under 5 dollars but i don't think either stores are international. i am getting my dad a nice dinnerware set considering he only has like 3 plates and 2 cups lol
good luck and merry christmas
umm i thing you are european since you use euro bu dollartree.com has everything for a dollar and fiveblelow.com has everything under 5 dollars but i don't think either stores are international. i am getting my dad a nice dinnerware set considering he only has like 3 plates and 2 cups lol
good luck and merry christmas
is silverware made of real silver that you can use for jewelry?(jewelry)?
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my mom said that she knows a guy that melts jewelry and form s it into different types like what ever you want. i asked for a silver figaro bracelet and she said that she can bring him a fork or two from our kitchen and he can melt it and make it into a bracelet. so is silverware made of actual silver that you would use for jewelry??
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Most of what we call "silverware" is not real silver...it' stainless steel. It's usually called silverware because the first forks and spoons and such were used by the European nobility, who could afford to have their things made out of precious metals.
Even so, some dinnerware is made out of real silver, and can be melted down and remade into something else.
Most people who have a set of real silver silverware don't sell off or melt down individual pieces because the set is a family heirloom, or because missing pieces will lower the value of the entire set.
That doesn't mean your mom is making this up...it's possible she has an incomplete set anyway, and turning it into jewelry would not be a problem for her. But keep in mind, she might also be pulling your leg, and is planning to buy you that bracelet in a more traditional way.
Most of what we call "silverware" is not real silver...it' stainless steel. It's usually called silverware because the first forks and spoons and such were used by the European nobility, who could afford to have their things made out of precious metals.
Even so, some dinnerware is made out of real silver, and can be melted down and remade into something else.
Most people who have a set of real silver silverware don't sell off or melt down individual pieces because the set is a family heirloom, or because missing pieces will lower the value of the entire set.
That doesn't mean your mom is making this up...it's possible she has an incomplete set anyway, and turning it into jewelry would not be a problem for her. But keep in mind, she might also be pulling your leg, and is planning to buy you that bracelet in a more traditional way.
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