Vintage Silver Color Metal Rings for Women

Sterling silver is popularly known as 925 or simply 925 sterling silver and is composed of 92.5% silver while the remaining portion consists primarily of copper.

The reason why pure silver needs to be combined with other metals is that it is very soft and malleable, and therefore it is difficult to make great designs with pure silver.

For this reason, jewelers choose 925 to make intricate and complex designs.

STORE IT PROPERLY

 Silver is a precious metal that oxidizes when it comes into contact with air, so you can imagine how delicate it is! You will need an appropriate place to protect it correctly. And of course, be constant with your care. Ideally, put them in special bags that prevent oxidation.

KEEP IT DRY!

In theory, water as such is not capable of damaging silver, however most of the water we are exposed to is not purified. It contains chemicals and contaminants that can blacken and tarnish your jewelry. Just remember to dry them well when you’re done, or better yet, take them off before they come into contact with water. And of course, if you go to the pool or the sea, you should always… always take them off first. Chlorine and salt are your jewelry’s worst friends. Creams and perfumes also accelerate oxidation. Just put them on first and wait for them to dry, then put on your jewelry.

CLEAN IT REGULARLY

Chemicals, sweating, chlorine or too much sun can take away that shine you love from silver. It is very delicate, and in spite of all our efforts silver will continue to get stained. Fortunately, it takes very little time to clean it and it is very easy. Best if you use a special jewelry cloth