Sterling silver toe ring (for the toes) or a ring worn on the upper part of the fingers, made from 925 sterling silver. The ring is open at the top and adjustable, so it can fit different fingers. A beautiful ring to add style to your look from head to toe!
Feel free to wear it in the sea. It’s best to rinse it with fresh water after swimming. If it tarnishes slightly over time, you can easily restore it to its original condition by rubbing it with a soft, damp cloth and baking soda!
What is 925 sterling silver?
Silver is a heavy, rare, soft metal with a distinctive metallic shine.
The silver content of a piece of jewelry is usually measured in “fineness,” indicated by a number. For example, 925 silver means 92.5 percent (925 parts) pure silver and 7.5 percent (75 parts) metal alloy.
Why don’t we use 100% silver in jewelry?
Pure silver is quite soft for use in jewelry, decorative items, and so on, so other metals—usually copper—are added to make it suitable for jewelry. 925 fineness is ideal for ensuring your jewelry is durable and can withstand everyday wear.
All silver jewelry should be stamped with the “925” hallmark. It is usually found on the underside of a piece, in very small numbers, so it doesn’t affect its appearance.
925 sterling silver does not cause allergies like other metals. If someone is allergic to 925 sterling silver, then they are allergic to all metals and should wear jewelry made only of yellow or white gold.
Silver is a metal that will tarnish over time. This is completely normal and there is no reason to worry—it proves that the jewelry is indeed silver. There are ways to slow this process (platinum plating, gold plating, and other care tips), and we can easily restore your jewelry to its original color.
