<human>: Reddit, a few months ago I took about five hours out of my day, bought a quarter made of real silver (pre-1965 I believe), hammered it for about 3.5 hours until it was wide enough to fit like a ring and drilled out the middle. This ring is the only piece of jewelry I wear daily and I have had stories play out in my head where I handed it down to my kids, as the "amazing ring I hammered out myself when I was a weird young guy."

I have worn this ring for the last six months or so since I made it, but tonight disaster struck... I'm on vacation and the place we're staying offers natural hot springs (which were pretty relaxing I won't lie). Apparently the sulfur in the water doesn't like silver rings, and it oxidizes(?) them.

After searching google with several phrases I learned that many people enjoy oxidized jewelry, well I don't. I would love to learn that with some buffing my ring would be silver again but that would be in a perfect world...

My fingers are crossed... Hopefully someone has some good news... thanks in advance.

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<bot>: My crafted silver ring darkened (looks bronze) after swimming in natural hot springs w/ sulfur in it. Can it be fixed?