925 sterling silver is classified by craftsmanship and style

1. Plain silver:

925 silver without platinum plating usually presents a natural silver-white color. Plain silver is easy to oxidize and discolor in the air, and needs regular cleaning and maintenance.

2. Electroplated silver:

A layer of platinum or other metal is plated on the surface of 925 silver to enhance its anti-oxidation performance and aesthetics. Electroplated silver usually presents a brighter luster and is suitable for daily wear.

3. Thai silver:

It continues the traditional silver blueing retro craftsmanship, is handmade, has high hardness and is not easy to deform. Thai silver usually has retro-style patterns and textures, suitable for consumers who like personality and unique styles.

4. Miao silver:

Jewelry is made by adding other alloys (such as copper) and 99 silver, and the silver content is usually low. Miao silver jewelry has a variety of styles, and is decorated everywhere from head to toe, reflecting the unique ethnic customs of the Miao people.

5. Tibetan silver:

Traditionally refers to an alloy made of 30% silver and 70% copper, but there are many products on the market that are completely replaced by white copper. Tibetan silver jewelry usually has strong national characteristics and cultural connotations.

In addition, according to the different inlaid gemstones, 925 sterling silver jewelry can also be divided into inlaid and non-inlaid types. Inlaid jewelry usually inlays various gemstones such as zircon, garnet, agate, crystal stone, etc. on silver jewelry to increase its value and beauty. Non-inlaid jewelry pays more attention to the material and craftsmanship of the silver jewelry itself.

In general, there are many categories of 925 sterling silver jewelry, and consumers can choose according to their needs and preferences. During wearing and maintenance, they should be careful to avoid contact with corrosive substances, and clean and maintain them regularly to extend their service life.