Mine has little chips in it...is that natural for rose quartz ?
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Hi..yes it is normal. Some stones are cut to include these beautiful imperfections. All stones have them. The ones that do not are polished down to get rid of them. I think they make the stone more beautiful......after all, we are all a bit imperfect but beautiful.....right? ;-)
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I can only say that I ordered two heart-shaped rose quartz stones and they both are perfectly smooth.
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there were no chips in the one l bought,color variations which would be normal for a natural stone
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What do you mean by little chips? the surface of the one i bought was soft and smooth to the touch and has a very even pink color, i will buy it again.
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Since these hearts are cut, they should not have chips in them. I have ordered them a couple times and never have had any chips. I know this is a late response, but I would return it or at the very least contact the seller. Sometimes there are little areas that are slightly rougher, but have not seen that in the rose quartz (I have that in a sodalite heart), but it is not a chip.
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As a natural stone there maybe chips or other imperfections. If it is on the edge of the stone it may have been damaged during shipping. If it is on the edge or really noticeable I would return it and as for replacement. Hope that helps you.
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Yes, I have had mine painted for 2 years and no chipping has occurred. I receive constant comments from guests saying they cant believe its painted. They really thought I had granite counter tops.
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Ours didn't chip...the dinner plates cracked right in half. I also had 4 of the coffee mugs crack when I poured tea in them. We are not rough on our dishes; it is a household of adults. (As a note: We do use the dishwasher)
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To be honest, I just received it last weekend. I will send an answer soon. My jewelry has been in it since Sunday evening. If any discoloration is found I will send a redponse. I wish that I had an answer now. God bless.
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I added more chips but didn't give a granite look but still looked nice. Just need to do the clear coat on top when you use more chip, that locks all the chips in.
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Not that I know of. The salt is in pretty big "chunks," so you do need a grinder of some kind. I take the salt out and put it in my "pretty" grinder. I did see the same salt crystals at Whole Foods in bulk... so that might be an option for you.
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Nope! Using this set everyday and no black marks or scratches of any kind. These are amazingly durable. I have issues with my hands and have dropped these, banged other things into them... Not a chip or crack to be found! The stoneware seems to be of high quality.
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I bought standard black drain pieces at Menards. I was worried that they might chip, but my plumber said that the kind of finish used should hold up well. After using the sink for a number of months now, I agree with his assessment -- there's no indication that they will chip.
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My chocolate pb2 was initially like that, but once I got the package opened and started using it, I was able to break it up and it was powder. It had more lumps than the regular pb2, but just needed a bit of kneading. If this is not the case with yours, you may contact bell plantation. They appear to be interested in creating a quality product and would likely want to replace your rock with a new package.
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Mine is still new so I wouldn't expect chips, but do be wary about what you put on them. Make sure you oil/treat it before you use it, as it makes the boards so much easier to work with. If you don't, your meats might stick to the board, which is a pain. Also be mindful of how rough you cut. I've always used a glass cutting board so I'm very forceful with my cutting action. Doing this on the bamboo leaves it scarred with cuts and nicks. Just be mindful of the material and you shouldn't have any issues. They really are lovely and the sizes are fantastic!
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Mine was not. Maybe the honey crystalized a bit? If the grittiness looks like honey particles then I would suspect that. If it looks like a darker grit, then I would think you got a bad tube.
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Mine have not chipped so far but I have had them for only a few months. I had cups that chipped very easily in the past so I know what you mean. These don't look or feel like those. They are very pretty so good luck if you decide to give them a try. BJ
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I bought mine with a chip in the enamel from a reputable, discount home store a few years back. The chip is probably why it was at that store with a discount. I haven't noticed the chip getting any bigger, but I've also hardly used it and it mostly sits on the stove as decor.
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I've had mine for a few months. Use daily and wash in dishwasher. No chips seen yet.
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I don't have a dishwasher... I wash this in a small amount of liquid and warm water by itself. It's probably alabaster, so that's fine. All I'd worry about is eventual chipping if it got banged around in a dishwasher. It's very pretty.
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My two teen age daughters use these. They use them for designs and as a polish. I know when they,put on the designs it doesn't chip. I am not sure when they use it as a polish. Good luck, they are happy with it.
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Mine was about an inch in length, and I had no chips on the actual tooth. It was clean and had a slight shine to it. I was very happy with it