Definition of 925 Sterling Silver Jewelry

1. Silver Content: 925 Sterling Silver contains 92.5% silver, and the rest is usually copper or other metals. This alloy combination increases the strength and durability of silver, because pure silver (99.9% silver) is soft and easily scratched and deformed.

2. Marking: 925 Sterling Silver jewelry is usually marked with the words "925" or "Sterling Silver" to indicate its silver content.

3. Casting and Processing: The production process of 925 Sterling Silver jewelry includes steps such as smelting, casting, molding and polishing. Designers will first create a prototype and then use molds for mass production.

4. Inlay: In some 925 silver jewelry, other gemstones such as diamonds, sapphires, jade, etc. may be inlaid to increase its beauty and value.

5. Cleaning: 925 sterling silver jewelry is easy to oxidize, causing surface discoloration. It is recommended to use a special silver cleaner or warm water with a small amount of detergent to gently clean.

6. Storage: Avoid mixing silver jewelry with other metal jewelry to prevent scratches. Wrap it with a soft cloth when storing, avoid direct sunlight and humid environment.