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Are the chains still available for purchase (sailing Oasis)? I have read a few older threads regarding chains sold by the inch. General consensus seems to be stay away from the gold. Does anybody know if silver chains are available and are they any better as far as quality? If so, will they attach a clasp?

 

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They are garenteed for life.DD has a few every cruise we brought them back and get replacements no charge if they look bad or broken.we once had problem, style discontinued,Mgr replaced with similar style.First bought 15 yrs ago ,daughter has out grown phoney now.

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just like the Invicta watches, do you go to a ship to by your jewelery or do you go to a jewelery store? you get what you pay for

 

Hardly in the same category. You wouldn't go to a jewelry store to buy cheap costume jewelry. The chains by the inch are inexpensive but fun for some.

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Are the chains still available for purchase (sailing Oasis)? I have read a few older threads regarding chains sold by the inch. General consensus seems to be stay away from the gold. Does anybody know if silver chains are available and are they any better as far as quality? If so, will they attach a clasp?

 

Thanks, Kate

 

 

Silver is not any better quality than the gold as its also only electroplated. The chains are not sold gold or solid silver.

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Thanks for all the info. I just received a beautiful necklace for my anniversary on Monday but the silver chain is too short. We are leaving Friday for our cruise and I just wanted to know if I could get a chain on board. Looks like I'll be heading to Kay jewelers today to get a longer chain as I want to wear it on the cruise. So many things to do... :-)

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We have been buying Inch of Gold/Silver since our first cruise in 1996. We have cruised 23 times and only I a small problem with Inch of Gold once. We brought it with us on the next cruise and they replaced it at no charge with no questions asked. I have never had any of it tarnish or discolor. My wife is already thinking about what to buy on our next cruise!

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I have a few pieces of "gold by the inch" that I purchased on cruises over the past several years. I have never had it tarnish or discolor. I realize it is just cheap stuff. The problem arises when passengers mistake it for real gold(which they do believe it or not).

It is what it is.

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They have been on every royal ship that I have been on. i still have one my my parents got me back in 2003 from the Grander of the seas. it still looks good, even though I dont wear it often

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My wife has bought at least a half dozen gold bracelets going back to the 90's and they all look like new today. A clasp did break on one of them and they repaired it on our next cruise. At a dollar or two an inch it is what it is. But they all look good on her when she has them on.

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On the upside, they will replace them when they tarnish. So if you cruise a lot, you can just keep getting replacements.

 

Oooh! Good to know! I won a silver necklace/bracelet set in the casino 7 years ago and they're both tarnished now. I'm definitely going to take them with me on my upcoming cruise. :D

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