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Rings
I know this may sound dumb, but I was wondering if a stainless steel ring would turn your finger green? I know that some jewelry does that... I just didn't know if stainless steel was one of them. My boyfriend and I are getting eachother rings for Valentine's Day. Nothing expensive, just like 40-60 dollars. The ones I have found are stainless steel, so I wanted to make sure that wasn't a bad idea.
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Like said before me, it depends on skin acidity.
I will tell you to avoid pewter.
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Any ring can turn your finger green, real or not. I had an 18k ring turn my finger green and it was real, not plated. It has to do with the acidicty in your body. Sometimes, it can be so high, that it reacts to you by making it turn green. Now, what I would suggest, getting something you know that doesn't turn you green for sure, but even then it just depends on your body's acid level. I hope this helps.
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The stainless steel rings might; but I doubt it will turn really green if it does even turn green at all.
Titanium doesnt.
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It is still possible to turn your finger green. You can prevent this by not wearing the rings while showering or washing your hands.
Another trick I like to do is I put clear nail polish on the ring. Then you won't have to worry about it staining your finger. You'll have to reply it every few months, but it works great. :)
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