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Silver jewellery is at the forefront of jewellery design as consumers increasingly gravitate towards trendy pieces at competitive prices. The ultra-versatile metal is often paired with a variety of gemstones that give it a compelling, contemporary edge.
Citing silver’s “beauty, lustre and workability,” the Silver Institute said jewellery designers are constantly offering silver to fashionable and discerning consumers. “For example, jewellery designers may combine silver with turquoise for Southwestern US jewellery motifs or more exotic semi-precious stones for a high-end look,” the institute said.
Silver is available in various purities. Its purest form – .999 fineness – is 99.9 per cent silver and...
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