Handmade men's anchor and steering wheel bracelet made of 925 sterling silver with a polished finish and a blue macramé cord that can be adjusted for size. A discreet, modern men's bracelet that suits every wrist!
What is 925 sterling silver?
Silver is a heavy, rare, soft metal with a bright metallic shine.
The silver content of a piece of jewellery is usually measured in “parts per thousand,” indicated by the ° symbol. For example, 925° silver means 92.5% (925 parts) pure silver and 7.5% (75 parts) metal alloy.
Why don't we use 100% silver in jewellery?
Pure silver is too soft to be used for jewellery, decorative items and the like, so we add other metals, usually copper, to make it suitable for jewellery. 925° is the ideal fineness, making your jewellery durable over time and with regular wear.
All silver jewellery must be stamped with the “925” hallmark. It is usually found on the underside of a piece of jewellery in very small numbers, so it does not affect its appearance.
925 sterling silver does not cause allergies like other metals. If someone is allergic to 925 sterling silver, they are allergic to all metals and should wear jewellery made only of yellow or white gold.
Silver is a metal that will tarnish over time. This is completely normal and nothing to worry about—it proves that the jewellery is genuinely silver. There are ways to slow down this process (platinum plating, gold plating, care tips), and we can easily restore it to its original colour.
