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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;evelyb30, post: 88152, member: 36&quot;]Just the way things were put together.&nbsp; If you put a 30s locket next to a Victorian one next to a 70s one, even if they&#039;re all gold-filled, you&#039;ll see.&nbsp; The colors, the way the metal is bent, etc.&nbsp; My guess is yours is goldtone over brass.&nbsp; For the green, put a little ketchup on it and let it sit for an hour.&nbsp; Wipe off.&nbsp; The green will be gone.&nbsp; The coating underneath is already toast. It&#039;s an old jewelry dealer trick.&nbsp; The acid in the ketchup eats off the corrosion without hurting the metal underneath, and it can be used on rhinestone pieces.&nbsp; Since you have those plastic gizmos inside it can&#039;t be dunked in vinegar.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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