Tibetan silver is also a kind of jewelry we often use in daily wear. Many people will ask if it is silver? What's the difference between Tibetan Silver and pure silver? Let's have a look with Xiaobian about whether Tibetan silver is silver or not.
Does Tibetan Silver fade
Generally, silver ornaments do not fade.
1. Compared with pure silver, Tibetan silver is more primitive. It is not difficult to distinguish the true and false of Tibetan Silver when buying the ornaments made of Tibetan silver. The patterns of real Tibetan silver ornaments are fine and clear, and the reflective luster of silver ornaments is bright; the patterns of fake Tibetan silver ornaments are vague, and the reflective luster of silver ornaments is dim and almost invisible.
2. Tibetan silver is the elegant name of white copper (copper nickel alloy). The traditional Tibetan silver is 30% silver plus 70% copper. Because the silver content is still too low, there is no silver in the market now, instead of pure white copper.
3. Tibetan silver is a name, in fact, an alloy. Tibetan silver is the elegant name of white copper (copper nickel alloy). The traditional Tibetan silver is 30% silver plus 70% copper. Because the silver content is still too low, there is no silver in the market now. The silver content of Tibetan silver is relatively low, and there was little silver in Tibet before liberation.
The difference between Tibetan Silver and pure silver
Tibetan silver is not entirely silver, but alloy. Pure silver is silver.
1. The difference between Tibetan Silver and pure silver: in terms of workmanship, the pure silver ornaments are indeed more exquisite than Tibetan silver ornaments, and most of the stones inlaid are real pine stones, red corals, etc. the quality of the stones is better, and their brightness is also better than Tibetan silver. Compared with Tibetan Silver, it is more primitive, and the pure silver ornaments are certainly much more expensive than Tibetan silver.
2. Pure silver refers to metallic silver with content close to 100%. But as silver is an active metal, it is easy to react with sulfur in the air to form silver sulfide and make it black. Therefore, the "pure silver" in life generally refers to the content of 99.99% silver or 92.5% 925 pure silver. Tibetan silver is an alloy.
3. Tibetan silver is the elegant name of white copper (copper nickel alloy). The traditional Tibetan silver is 30% silver plus 70% copper. The silver content of Tibetan silver was relatively low, because there was little silver in Tibet before liberation.
4. Pure silver, as the name implies, is the metal silver with content close to 100%. However, silver is a very active metal, which is easy to react with sulfur in the air, resulting in blackening. So now we say that pure silver generally refers to 92.5% silver, which is the internationally recognized standard of pure silver, that is, we often say 925 silver, marked as ag925, S925, etc.
5. Plain silver is the silver jewelry processed directly with 925 silver or full silver, which is not plated with platinum, colored gold and other alloys, nor inlaid with other jewelry and jade. Such silver jewelry is called 'plain silver'. '
How to save silver jewelry
1. Toothpaste: it's easier to scratch than silver cloth, especially the new ornaments.
2. Silver washing water: don't use it until you have to (I don't need it until you have to), because corrosion can remove dirt, but it will also let your beloved baby promote luster.
3. After cleaning and storing in the box, put the box in a safe place, not affected by damp or rats, otherwise the silver ornaments will be lost and damaged.
4. One is the maintenance and preservation of silver ornaments. If they are stored without maintenance, the silver ornaments will be damaged and cannot be worn.
5. After the silver jewelry is oxidized and blackened, you can clean it at home. Find a soft cloth, squeeze a little toothpaste on it, and then rub the silver jewelry. The black silver jewelry will soon turn white and shiny. Finally, clean it with water.