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4.5 Carat Sterling Silver CZ Tennis Bracelet
Price : $45.00 $34.95
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: - Prong Set Cubic Zirconia
- Classic Tennis Bracelet Style
- Sterling Silver
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The look of white gold at a silver price! This sterling silver bracelet perfectly mimics white gold and diamonds with its rhodium finish and cubic-zirconia stones. Rhodium is a metal that is part of the platinum family. High-end silver and gold are rhodium treated to prevent oxidation and to have the white shiny look associated with platinum and white gold. This bracelet's rhodium finish will prevent it from tarnishing. - Also available:
- Modern half bezel & prong setting
- Half bezel & prong necklace and bracelet gift box set
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broken links
For $30 I guess you shouldn't expect too much and although it was nice looking when it arrived, after a few months of wear a link went bad and the clasp started having some issues (part of the clasp broke off). So at first people did think it was real but after it started going south it just looked like a piece of junk jewelry. Too cheap to bother getting it fixed, easier to just buy another.
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Nice bracelet
Quality seemed just fine. My girl enjoys it. It is a bit large for her wrist. She's 5'6" and it is a bit loose. But it looks realistic.
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4.5 Carat Sterline Silver CZ Tennis Bracelet
Very beautiful bracelet and I would recommend this to anyone looking for a very dainty CZ bracelet.
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Nice for a Couple Times
I bought this so I wouldn't have to worry about "real" jewelry at my wedding. It's a nice piece; however, one side of the clasp does not stay. I squeezed it a bit and it was better but it did not stay on all night ... after the pictures, I didn't care ... Still worth it for this type of wear. It would take minor adjustment to fix the clasp; however, we shouldn't have to fix something, no matter what the price.
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Beautiful bracelet--horrible clasp.
This bracelet is absolutely beautiful--much more brilliant and striking than I expected! However, the clasp is horrible. The clasp came undone and the bracelet slipped off my girlfriend's wrist (unfortunately in a busy public area...) the day I gave it to her. It really was tragic.
However, it was such a beautiful bracelet for such a great price, I think I might order a replacement for her, and then try to figure out how to make the clasp more reliable.
This product would definitely get 5 stars if the clasp were better.
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Double Row Genuine Button Pearl Stretchable Bracelet with Silver beads
Price : $19.95
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Double Row Genuine Button Pearl Stretchable Bracelet with Silver beads 46 6mm White Button Shaped Pearls. FREE GIFT BAG AND GIFT CARD! Finejewelers Style Number: 650002.
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Beautiful!
I bought this bracelet as a present for my younger daughter for Christmas. It arrived quickly and VERY well packaged! Of course I had to look at it before I gave it to her to make sure that it was as described. I was very pleasantly surprised to see that the bracelet not only looked like the picture on the website, but it was actually more beautiful than I thought it would. I just had dinner with my daughter for the first time since I gave it to her and the pearls have taken on a beautiful shine that can only be accomplished by wearing it frequently. When I asked her about it, she smiled and said that she's hardly taken it off since I gave it to her. She LOVES it!!
Thanks for your great service and wonderful product. I'll DEFINITELY be ordering from you again. I'm VERY pleased!!!
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As described a fine piece
This item was what I expected. Elastic seems durable. Pearls were of good quality. Would purchase again.
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Marquise Cut Simulated Diamond CZ Vermiel (24k Gold over Sterling Silver) Tennis Bracelet
Price : $75.00 $29.99
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How's your backhand? Marquise Cut Simulated Diamond CZ adds glitter and newness to the classic tennis bracelet. Beautiful Vermiel (24k Gold over Sterling Silver) for richness and warmth.
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SS Platinum Plated Genuine Diamond Accent Two-tone 7.25" Bracelet
Price : $89.99 $34.99
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SS Platinum Plated Genuine Diamond Accent Two-tone 7.25" Bracelet
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Beautiful!
So stunning and looks more expensive than it is. The clasp is a little tricky, but fine if someone else helps. I especially love the platinum plating.
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18kpl Genuine Diamond Accent Heart Charm 7.25" Bracelet
Price : $79.99 $29.99
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Questions & Answers
Question : Whats the difference between tennis shoes and running sneakers?
Should i have a pair of running and a pair of tennis sneakers? What are good things to look for in tennis shoes?
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the guy above me is right. They have more support for all types of movement
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Question : Is there anywhere you can trade tennis tickets for other tennis tickets?
I posted another question earlier...I bought a mini-break package for the Legg Mason Tennis Classic that includes-- Mon aug 3, and Wed aug 5. I planned on selling these sessions, but no one has bought them on ebay. Is there any site that you can trade the sessions you already have for other sessions at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic this week? Please HELP, as there is only really one more day I can trade/sell these tickets!
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I don't know where you can trade them but you can sell tickets on stub hub
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Question : TENNIs???????
WHEN DOES tENIS SEASON START
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The tennis season is a year-round season. The indoor tennis season - for countries that have snowy winter or snowy summer depending in which hemishpere you live in - starts when the temperature gets cooler and end when the snow's gone. The outdoor tennis season starts when the snow melts to when the temperature gets cooler.
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Question : How can you train for tennis in the winter when you're unable to actually play tennis because of the snow?
Does anyone have any ideas or tips for how to train/get in shape/stay in shape for tennis during the winter? I can't actually play tennis due to snow and lack of indoor courts, but are there any workout routines that people know of?Thanks!There is no YMCA or indoor courts available- I live in a rural, poor, and very snowy area.
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Do thing like running up and down stairs. If you have a rope ladder, shuffle through it, run through it, ect. Shovel the area in front of your garage and use the garage door as a backboard. Lift weights. Run if you can. Push ups, sit ups, anything like that. Lunges(reverse). And stretch.
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Question : How come professional tennis players bounce the tennis ball their going to use before they play it?
Why don't they just hold it the tennis ball before they play it?
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I'm not a professional tennis player, but i do play tennis.The reason I bounce the ball is because it gives me time to clear my mind and concentrate on my serve rather than just standing there.Also, it gives me a feel on how the ball is, like how much air and bounce it has...which gives me a more accurate serve. i prefer to bounce the ball rather than just hit have it in my hand, it's much better! :)
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Question : What tennis racquet should I get my girlfriend?
I dont know much about tennis, but I want to get my girlfriend a nice tennis racquet thats light and high performance. What would you recommend?Thanks!
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Rackets are hard to buy for someone else only because there is a lot of personal preference involved. It'd be really disappointing to buy one and not have her like it.What might be kind of thoughtful and unique is something like this: On tennis-warehouse.com you are allowed to demo rackets. They'll ship them to your house and you ship them back when you are done. Perhaps you can demo a few (might I suggest Head Flexpoint 1, Head Airflow 7, and Prince O3) and also set up a court time at a local club (or pay for a private lesson for her) or take her out yourself to some public courts and hit around with her to try them out. It's always nice to recieve something more than just a gift for a birthday, I would be dumbfounded if my boyfriend did something like this ;)PS - If you don't like the online demo idea a lot of clubs will let you demo rackets at their facility, call around to find out that kind of information.
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Question : tennis
how do you play tennis....basics...tips...everything...thx!anything you know..okay..well what are the begininer things to know.....MR RUDE!
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Ok I will give you three basics methods you need to start with before you start playing:1. Well first things first, you will need to know what grip you are comfortable with. There are mainly five grips for your forehand: Eastern, Western, Semi-Western, and Continental.Here's a site that shows you pictures of which part of the racquet you need to grab to use the 5 grips. Remember to click on NEXT and PREVIOUS to see all 5 pictures. Read a bit too.http://tennis.about.com/od/forehandbackhand/ss/fhgripclosewt.htmAnd here are backhand grips:http://tennis.about.com/od/forehandbackhand/ss/bh2gripclosewt.htmhttp://tennis.about.com/od/fo rehandbackhand/ss/bh1gripclosewt.htmPersonally, I use the Western grip, for topspin, while most other players (and pros too) use a semi-western for power. Beginners mainly use Eastern but I recommend you start with Western or Semi-western so you can have a good start in learning the advanced techniques. My coach taught me this grip and didn't even showed me the beginner grip.As for backhand, I use a two-hander and avoid using the one-hander due to the fact that you get more power while generating spin. Use a one-handed backhand when you volley (strike the ball before it bounces when you are near the net) or when you want to slice ( gives the ball backspin which I will show you in a video).2. Your swings. It's hard for me to describe this to you so I will show you videos later on. Basically to generate topspin you will need to start your swing with your hand, holding the racquet, behind you and under your waist. That way when you strike the ball you go from LOW TO HIGH ending the follow through over your shoulder. This will make the racquet brush the ball and give it TOPSPIN. Remember that you strike the ball forward and in front of you.Basically you will get the hang of your swings if you keep striking the ball. You will gain consistency and make less mistakes after a while. It will also feel comfortable for you too :P.Here are the videos I promised you:Djokovic hitting the ball with Western Grip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbsQ8gZLWyc&feature=related(Note that he ended his swing across the shoulder instead of over-the-shoulder like I told you, That is because he did not want spin in his shots and instead wanted power.)Andy Roddick hitting the ball with somewhere between semi-western and western grip:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-D32RwsD_w(Note he started his swing not under his waist but behind his head to give more energy to his strike.)Here is a video of the PERFECT two-handed backhand used by Carlos Moya. Memorize his follow through, especially where he starts and ends.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38f4xlUctxgAs for the slice, here is another video of a perfect baseline slice, remember that your swing changes as you get closer to the net. This is when you should use a one handed backhand for a change and the point of hitting it like this is to instead of giving topspin (brushing from low to high on a ball) you give the opposite, backspin, (brushing from high to low). The backspin keeps the ball from moving forward after it bounces to confuse the opponent and make a dropshot. If you use a western grip for your forehand, it is basically very energy-consuming to slice on your forehand so you should avoid using a forehand slice.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GzW401yri43. SERVES ARE THE HARDEST PART IN TENNIS!! Mainly due to the fact that you need to be consistent with it (otherwise you lose half your matches :P). It is so important in tennis that I will post videos of a tennis instructor teaching you. The grip you should be using to serve is the Continental grip, which is how you should grip your 2-handed backhand with your right hand.Here's how you need to First Serve (Serve before a match starts). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0fL0p9ZCIQ&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFy99x_fMXc &feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBwfK2b0Rtg&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=trLu5GNUW9E&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsRymzn82XU&feature=relatedhttp://www .youtube.com/watch?v=HfFwnqZAf7I&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9jyuC1wMF8&feature=r elatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAwER8eztPs&feature=relatedHere is how you should second serve ( serving when you miss you first serve):http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkAj6MmwxHwhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkAj6MmwxHwhttp://ww w.youtube.com/watch?v=TgZZhATk8AY&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSiIs75QtgM&feature= relatedWhen you get the hang of the serve and get consistent with your swinging. I will gaurantee that your school would be dying to have you into their tennis lineup.
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Question : How can we develop more interest in tennis in the Philippines?
Aside from basketball, swimming, bowling and badminton, tennis is one sport that I truly enjoy playing as much as watching. Problem is, there are only very few tennis courts in the country. We persist in building basketball courts (my favorite sport, BTW) where height is an essential factor for success and yet Filipinos are generally not that tall. Whereas in other sports like tennis, height is not a primary consideration. I want to indulge more in playing tennis, but there's just a dearth of tennis courts around.
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Good question. I think a good way to promote the sport is by tying up with foundations like the Andy Roddick Foundation to open up tennis clinics. If famous people get involve then I guess that's a good way of promoting it.
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Question : How does tennis relate to the second law of motion?
I'm doing a science project on the physics of tennis and I can't find a way to word everything right so I was wondering if someone could explain to me how tennis is related to the second law of motion. Thanks.
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Well, when you hit the ball, you are applying a force to it which causes the ball to accelerate (F=ma)
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Question : Tennis ???
I wanna know some important questions about tennis... what is the suitable wieght (in KGs) and tall (in CMs) for tennis player ? what is the avarege age for the tennis player to stop playing and retire? CAN A MAN (me!) WIGHTING 95kg AND 173cm ,AGING 20 YEARS BEGIN PLAYING TENNIS FOR THE FIRST TIME AND BECOME AT LEAST A FAMOUS PLAYER IN HIS SMALL COUNTRY?!!!!!!
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You can be any size and weight. The key to being good is not necessarily being fast, but being efficient. Being tall helps too, but is not necessary.
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