Sterling Silver Jewelry. Silver Earrings, Rings, Pendants, Bracelets & Chains

Sterling silver can be used to make all kinds of jewelry, including rings, earrings,bracelets, necklaces, or pendants. But one of the most popular uses of sterling silver is in the silver chain. Silver chains can be made in different styles such as the figaro, rope, box, snake, herringbone, curb, and cable

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Silver Irish Claddagh Ring $10.99 Sterling Silver 1 3/8" Hammered Cuff $89.99 Sterling Silver 1" Wide Rope Cuff $50.39 Sterling Silver 1.5mm Cable Chain $16.79 Sterling Silver 1mm Snake Chain $8.39 Sterling Silver 3/4" Concave Lined Cuff $51.99 Sterling Silver Celtic Knot Funnel Dangle Earrings $8.39 Sterling Silver Chandelier Earrings with Blue Mother of Pearl Inlay $18.81 Sterling Silver Peace Sign Ring $9.99 Black and Pink Bracelet Box $7.24 Bug Wings Sterling Silver Ring $20.15 Curls and Branches Plain Sterling Silver Ring $10.07 Sterling Silver "Ring-Buoy" Pendant With Wooden Inlays $23.51 Sterling Silver 1mm Box Chain $7.97 Sterling Silver 1mm Cable Chain $5.87 Sterling Silver Arch and Triangle Stud Earrings with Wood Inlay $23.51 Sterling Silver C-Shaped Dangle Earrings with Blue Enamel Stripes $11.41 Sterling Silver Circles Pendant with CZ $30.23 Sterling Silver Cross Pendant With Pink CZ $12.09 Sterling Silver Snowflake Pendant with CZ $33.59

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Silver is one of the finest metals that can be used in jewelry. The purest silver, which is called fine silver, is 999/1000 pure. However, when it comes to silver jewelry, purity is not a good thing. Pure silver is too soft to be used in jewelry. It needs to be mixed with other metals in order to create alloys which are considered more durable.

Keeping silver jewelry clean is often considered difficult enough for pieces you frequently wear. However, pieces that are not worn for extended periods of time can corrode and tarnish as well. Thus, sterling silver jewelry storage is a critical component for preventing corrosion and tarnish. By following a few simple rules, you can save yourself hours of cleaning and keep your silver jewelry bright and beautiful for years.

The most commonly used silver alloy in jewelry is Sterling silver. This consists of 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. When these two elements are combined, these create a mixture that is durable enough for everyday use and at the same time, maintains the desired shine. In some cases, rhodium is incorporated in silver to provide a tarnish-resistant finish.