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jeweller's rouge

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jeweller's rouge
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) a finely powdered form of ferric oxide used as a metal polish Also called crocus See also colcothar
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A Jeweller's rouge can be bought from jewellers' stores or their suppliers.
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If it is not toughened glass you might be able to remove the scratch youself by buffing it up with some jeweller's rouge.
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A IF the scratches aren't too deep, go to a good jewellery shop and ask for jeweller's rouge and a salvyt cloth.
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