Yes, I was there today & I won a free Da Vinci gold necklace. They were having a drawing & my ticket got picked. Now if it's real gold I don't know. I am trying to find out & I ran across your question. I hope that helps.
I also, won a free necklace at Kmart, and was told that it was over 70% gold over sterling silver. However, gold and silver are not magnetic. The product and I purchased the 5 piece set, navigated toward the magnet. Checking online with the BBB there was not enough information other than they would not respond and were not a member.
In response to the question firstly gold and silver are slightly magnetic. Not meaning that they can draw other metal objects to them but when placed near a magnet gold and silver will react. If it is 70% gold over sterling silver then the 30% of the mixture probably contains iron which would make it react to a magnet more to the jewelry. Gold over silver is sold everywhere and is actually pretty high in price. You may find a necklace for over $100 whereas if it was pure gold it would run you around $1000. Your piece is a sterling silver necklace that has either been dipped or electroplated in real gold. They are good and usually last a long time. If wherever you got the gold from had a lifetime guarantee or some kind of warranty than the quality should be very gold. With the price of gold these days due to economic conditions it is very hard to find a pure gold piece at a cheap price.
The Da Vinci representative at the local K-Mart is probably a representative of Twin Towers Trading Inc., which sells the Da Vinci collection. They are not K-Mart employees.
Leonardo Da Vinci
Are you confusing Michelangelo with Leonardo da vinci? da Vinci was dyslexic.
It means 'from Vinci'. Vinci actually mean venice.
No, my friend. That was Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo had no surname in the modern sense; "da Vinci" simply means "from Vinci". His full birth name was "Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci", meaning "Leonardo, son of (Mes)ser Piero from Vinci."
Leonardo Da Vinci
Da. Da means 'of' in italian. He was born in Vinci.
Are you confusing Michelangelo with Leonardo da vinci? da Vinci was dyslexic.
Vinci, Italy da Vinci means of vinci
Leonardo was born in Vinci. That is what 'da Vinci' means.
Leonardo da Vinci's hometown was Vinci, Italy.
Leonardo was born in Vinci. That is what 'da Vinci' means.
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It means 'from Vinci'. Vinci actually mean venice.
No, my friend. That was Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo had no surname in the modern sense; "da Vinci" simply means "from Vinci". His full birth name was "Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci", meaning "Leonardo, son of (Mes)ser Piero from Vinci."
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