[Jewelry making - Article 00546] - [Orchid] Stones' susceptibility to pickle

[Karen Goeller]

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    The recent "Frosting of Peridots" thread has left me wondering ....
    is there a list somewhere of stones and other common jewelry
    materials (like bone, fossils, seashells, wood, acrylic) that are
    pickle-safe and those that are pickle-resistant?  Are there any other
    commonly used substances in the jewelry lab that should be kept well
    away from certain stones (like baking soda, vinegar, H2O2, etc.)? 

Thanks!
Karen Goeller
kgoeller AT nolimitations.com 

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