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2. jewelryinformer.com › silver › types-of-silverThe Top 11 Different Types of Silver - Jewelry Informer

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   May 20, 2024 · A complete guide to the 11 types of silver commonly used in jewelry. Learn the characteristics, value, and safety of different silver quality grades.

3. www.halsteadbead.com › articles › types-silver-jewelryTypes of Silver - Learn the Grades of Silver Alloys - Halstead

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   • Sterling .925 Silver. Sterling is the jewelry quality standard in the United States and most world markets. It is an alloy of 92.5% silver. The remaining 7.5% is usually copper though it is sometimes other metals such as nickel.
   • Fine .999 Silver. Fine silver is the closest metal to the pure element silver. It is marked .999 which indicates 99.9% purity. The 0.1% remainder consists of trace elements of insignificant quantity.
   • Argentium Silver and Non-Tarnish Alloys. Non-tarnish alloys are fairly new to the market. Argentium is one brand but there are others available that are similar.
   • Coin Silver. Coin silver was once a more common alloy in the United States. It is now fairly rare and the name causes quite a bit of confusion. The technical "coin silver" alloy is .900 silver, or 90% silver and 10% copper.

4. jewelrysplash.com › blogs › articlesSilver: 23 types used in jewelry today and 10 mistakes you ...

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   This is the ultimate guide to silver types used in jewelry today. In this all-new guide, you'll learn: 23 kinds of Silver you may encounter on the jewelry market today; how can you say that the seller is trying to scam you without checking if the silver is real? Lots of insider tips.

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6. www.jewelryshoppingguide.com › different-types-ofThe Top 9 Types of Silver Used in Jewelry | Jewelry Guide

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   • Silver Jewelry. You’ll often come across jewelry listed as being ‘silver’ but with no indication of the silver content or the type of alloy. What this type of silver is… is open to interpretation!
   • Fine Silver Jewelry. Pros: Purest silver used in jewelry. Lustrous and white. Hypoallergenic. Cons: Loses shape. Not durable. Fine silver, also called pure silver, is the closest you can get to silver in its purest form in jewelry.
   • Sterling Silver Jewelry. Pros: Durable. Workable and wearable. Beautiful luster and shine. Typically hypoallergenic. Cons: Easily tarnishes. Harder to maintain. Sterling silver is the most famous silver alloy and has been used for centuries.
   • Argentium Silver Jewelry. Pros: Durable. Tarnish resistant. Easy to maintain. Hypoallergenic. Cons: More expensive. Can tarnish under certain conditions. This is a brand of modern silver alloys created to be more durable and tarnish resistant than sterling silver.

7. www.cooksongold.com › blog › buying-guideA Guide To The Different Types of Silver | The Bench

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   With so many different types of silver to use in jewellery, it can be hard to decide which to go for. From eco silver to Argentium silver, learn more today.

8. www.tous.com › us-en › blogDiscover the types of silver and how to recognize them | TOUS

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   What you may not have known already is that there are different types of silver depending on its purity. In this post, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about this precious metal, its characteristics and how to distinguish between the different types of silver.

9. silverjewelleryuk.co.uk › guides › the-differentThe Different Types of Silver | Simply Silver

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   Whilst copper is the most common metal used alongside pure silver, metals like nickel and zinc are also relatively common, which is why only Fine Silver is considered to be completely hypoallergenic, as some people can have reactions to zinc and nickel in jewellery.