I personally have no faith in the legal system to keep marketers/ purveyors of products from making ridiculous claims which might very well refute the laws of physics or any objective testing.
There is profit involved, grease the right palms and they can and will say anything to increase sales, profits, and then baby gets a new shiny diamond even if quality is destroyed and the product reputation starts faltering fast. When that occurs throw the marketing department a little more Baksheesh.
There is NO truth or Honor in advertising/ marketing. That ship sailed long ago, and the few that did not follow suit were pushed out.
Make enough glossy marketing and the modern consumer could apparently be persuaded to believe the pet rock is actually a functional good luck charm able to endow the owner with genital prowess.
Or in this case, magically restore shedded plate material and turn back time.
