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	<title>CZ Cubic Zirconia Sterling Silver Jewelry &#187; cz rhodium plated ring</title>
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		<title>What is rhodium-plated sterling silver? Buying sterling silver CZ jewelry:</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When buying a cz sterling silver jewelry, do you see the term "rhodium-plated sterling silver?" CZ rings, earrings, and pendants often mention that the sterling silver is "rhodium-plated" or "rhodium electroplated" and wonder if this is good for the jewelry piece or not.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>High-quality sterling silver is an essential part of your cz piece.  The .925 indicator is a sign you&#8217;re getting pure silver.  But many product descriptions of cz sterling silver rings, earrings, and pendants often mention that the sterling silver is &#8220;rhodium-plated&#8221; or &#8220;rhodium electroplated.&#8221;and wonder if this is good for the jewelry piece or not.</p>
<p>Rhodium is a precious metal that is quite shiny.  So, when it is applied to white gold, it helps preserve the finish and adds a shine that white gold does not always have on its own.  Sterling silver has abundant shine, however the rhodium-plating helps to prevent the silver from tarnish and scratches.</p>
<p>Rhodium-plating can be a good way to protect your sterling silver jewelry.  However, it does not last forever. With frequently-worn rings such as a wedding band, you&#8217;ll find that the rhodium-plating wears off in 1-3 years. When this happens, simply take your piece to a jeweler to have it plated again.  This small investment will help preserve your jewelry for years to come.</p>
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