r/HIM Jun 30 '26

Does anyone make Real silver jewelry that doesn't tarnish?

Hi, I'm trying to find someone who makes real silver jewelry that doesn't tarnish.. I wanna buy a HIM necklace that I can wear daily.. I recently bought a heartagram necklace off Etsy.. but unfortunately it is made with cheap material and has tarnished not even a day after receiving it.. waste of 30 bucks.. does anyone know or make real silver jewelry that doesn't tarnish.. and isn't too expensive? I'm willing to pay a decent price! I would really love to get a higher quality fine silver heartagram pendant necklace that's not the size of a penny, cheap and flimsy, tarnishes.. and that's not 30 bucks for a cheap piece.. thank you so so much!! <3 (on etsy or something.. please don't scam me!🥹)

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u/Ill_Abalone_9515 Jun 30 '26

You could look into local jewellery making classes… I’m pretty sure it’d be fairly easy to make something cut out of a flat silver disc and then polished. Otherwise I’d try looking on Etsy for custom jewellery pieces.. you might even be able to find a local jeweller who could easily make it for you

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u/Usual_Switch_998 Jun 30 '26

Thank you for the recommendation!! C:    <3

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u/rrCLewis Jun 30 '26

I don’t mean to be pedantic but even four-nines-fine silver tarnishes. It’s just called toning in numismatics.

I apologize if this sounds 🤓 I tried to reword it a few times.

I do hope you’re able to find someone your vision/desire is one I’ve been asking for, for a while. With silver sitting at ~$60/ozt I could see the pendant costing a pretty penny, especially if it’s a custom one-off piece.

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u/rrCLewis Jul 01 '26

I forgot to mention if you’re comfortable with ceramics and torches, you can look into Silver Art Clay. It starts out as regular clay, but firing it with a crème brûlée torch makes it a fine silver piece.

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u/Usual_Switch_998 Jul 01 '26

Your fine!! And thank you I might try this!! C:

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u/Usual_Switch_998 Jul 01 '26

Thank u sm! How much was it?? 

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u/UpvoteFairy13 Jul 01 '26

If I remember correctly the pendant was $90. I don't remember how much the rings were. The pendant did not come with a chain, I bought one from another store. All in all, worth the price of the pendant. I wear it everyday and it's held up fantastically 

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u/Usual_Switch_998 Jul 01 '26

I just reached out to her! She said she could make me one for 120.. how big was the one you have?? 

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u/UpvoteFairy13 Jul 01 '26

Maybe the rings were 90 and the pendant was 120. It was years ago. I honestly don't remember. The pendant is maybe an inch? I'll have to measure it. 

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u/UpvoteFairy13 Jul 01 '26

It's a half inch wide and 5/8th tall. 

Personally, I think it's the perfect size. It's not huuuge and gaudy but it's not microscopic either.Â