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As seen on TV! Clean it, Plate it, Buff it is just that effortless! We are an authorized dealer of this product! Medallion Brand liquid gold plating system is an easy way to give your dull, scratched, or just plain boring old jewelry a new life. This patented system instantly bonds to base metals, leaving precious and semi-precious stones safe from discoloration. This unique system will bond pure gold onto real gold, white gold, gold plate, silver, silver plate, platinum, rhodium, nickel brass, bronze, and copper. It will NOT work, however, on stainless steel, lead, pewter, tin, aluminum, lacquered or non-metallic surfaces. Using non-compatible metals may contaminate the liquid gold, so if you don't know what metal your jewelry is made of, we recommend not using this system. Some TECHNIBOND and Diamonique items are lacquered, so the lacquer must be completely removed before use. If a gold color does not appear within 15 seconds of immersion, the item may be lacquered. Remove the item immediately from the solution if this occurs. System includes the Following: Complete instructions including FAQS, One 4.25 fl. oz. (125ml) bottle of 24K Gold solution, One 4.25 fl. oz. (125ml) bottle of Gold Polish, One 4.25 fl. oz. (125ml) jar of instant acting Jewelry Cleanser, One jar with dipping basket, Activator disc and buffing cloth.

Modern storage media (CD/DVD) offer both high fidelity and great reliability in the playback of music. Yet only a bit more than a generation ago, the possibilities inherent in the long-playing record inspired John Culshaw, a young producer for Decca, to attempt the most ambitious recording project ever contemplated up to that time--a complete studio recording of the Ring. Though other Rings were issued after this landmark enterprise, none have equaled the Decca Ring in popularity. There are those who prefer live performances, or who feel that the sound and theatrical effects in this recording are overdone; nonetheless this remains the benchmark Ring, as shown by its seemingly endless rerelease schedule. The Ring effort was high profile at the time and helped nail down Sir Georg Solti's status as a "superstar" conductor and authoritative interpreter of the Wagnerian repertory. Another key contributor to the success of the project was the uniform excellence in the casting. Definitive performances given include Neidlinger's nietzschean Alberich, Stolze's whining Mime, Boehme's rumbling Fafnir, along with Nilsson in her prime-more a force of nature than a human voice. The care lavished on the capture of the music was unmatched at the time of the recording, and still leaves this as one of the best sounding Rings even today, when the oldest part (Rheingold) has reached its 40th anniversary. --Christian C. Rix

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