999 silver pendant, forged and work-hardened.
In Stock
$325.00
p49
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999 Silver
Lacking the copper content in the Sterling (925) silver used in most fine silver jewelry, pure silver must be work-hardened and is better suited to "heavier" designs. Pure silver will tarnish less than commonly used sterling but is usually considered more susceptible to harsh treatment and misuse. It is "whiter" compared to .925 and will develop a unique patina over time.
Forged Hammer Finish
These items are all handmade and produced from the highest quality materials. They exhibit tool marks and variations in sizing - NOT machine-produced symmetrical perfection. Images are of the actual item for sale. Out of stock, custom ordered items will exhibit their own characteristics.
925 (Sterling) Silver
Alloyed with copper and considered stronger, sterling is the most common silver found in fine jewelry. We use sterling in smaller piece design items that require soldering and other procedures that limit final work-hardening techniques. Most of our "999 pure silver" items are also available in sterling.