IHSI-02 - "Motorcycle Chain" Bracelet - Sterling Silver
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@Finkster there's some golden stories in this forum from some of Finn's adventures where he woke up without his shirt, only to find it on a fence post when driving out later in the day. Think it was his IHSH-70 / the 70 thread…
I know of the story … priceless
Party hard is party hard .. and with the buddies booze and < > ... everything is possible. The main thing is - no hospital and no jail!
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Guys, Give this a whirl if you want to restore the 'bling' to your silver. Worked a treat on a non IH chain I have.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Goddards-Silver-Dip-265ml/dp/B002NPZK4G
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Just got mine out
And this one too
Peace
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Thanks Giles and Paula. Got this today. i have been wanting this for years. Finally gave in and ordered. Above and beyond expectations. And the pouch…..
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Couldn't resist another pic. IHSH 76 sleeve and 634 XHS background.
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Good stuff, this is on my get-list for 2016…
Cool, send my your Model 10 for safe keeping? [emoji6][emoji6][emoji6]
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Nice try @Anesthetist, better luck next time!
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Nice try @Anesthetist, better luck next time!
Can't say I didn't try [emoji13] I came close to getting one but went for a curb chain necklace instead. Next time! But def get the ihsi-02, you'll enjoy it.
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First pic with a camel?
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Ordered the last long!
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can anyone comment on how this bracelet is holding up? does it scratch easily? just got mine and i want to keep it looking nice for as long as possible. thx
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can anyone comment on how this bracelet is holding up? does it scratch easily? just got mine and i want to keep it looking nice for as long as possible. thx
Any piece of silver, as G basically says, will develop knocks and scrapes, but it is all part of developing the character of a piece.
The two key rules that I follow for looking after my jewellery are pretty basic:
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Store it properly and separately from other pieces (i.e. At the end of a day if you are going to chuck it into a bag with a bunch of other bits of jewellery in - as one of my mates does - it will get knocked about).
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Think about where you are going for the day. For example, If you know that you are going to a Death metal concert and you want to clothesline people in the mosh pit, Probably best not to wear it (or at the very least take it off).
Other than that I would just wear the hell out of it as it will add character and, in my humble opinion, silver looks better with a but of age and a few knocks.
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I have had mine for about a year and haven't taken it off. It keeps getting better with wear. No cleaning or any special care. Just wear it and don't think about it. You could always get a clean and polish at a jewelry store if you want it to look new again.
