Sterling Silver Necklaces

A necklace marked "925 sterling silver" is made of an alloy of silver consisting of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% additional metals, usually copper. Because of its strength and superb shine, this particular alloy is known as "925" or "sterling" silver and is highly coveted. The use of alloy metals increases the strength of the silver, enabling it to be used in complicated patterns and for everyday wear. Necklaces made of sterling silver are renowned for their enduring elegance and adaptability, which go well with many different looks and settings. To confirm their silver purity and quality, they are frequently marked with the "925" hallmark, guaranteeing owners will receive a high-quality, long-lasting item of jewellery.

Yes, Camile & Stone’s Sterling silver necklaces can be worn every day. Daily use, however, also relies on one's comfort level and personal preferences.

In the long term, wearing heavier, more ornate items could become uncomfortable, but most individuals can wear simpler, lighter pieces every day. If one is sensitive to silver, it is advised to test it out with simpler items like small items before advancing to everyday use.

Camile and Stone Jewellery only stocks real 925 sterling silver jewellery.

You can use the procedures below to check if your sterling silver necklace is real:

• Check for Hallmarks: On the necklace, often close to the clasp, look for a "925" or "STERLING" stamp. This hallmark certifies its authenticity and shows that it is composed of 92.5% pure silver.
• Magnet Test: Since genuine silver is not magnetic, your necklace probably contains other metals and isn't made entirely of sterling silver.
• Acid Test: Nitric acid is administered to a concealed area of the necklace as part of the professional procedure known as the "acid test." It is not pure silver if it turns green.
• Consult a Professional: If in doubt, seek the advice of a jeweller or appraiser for a decisive evaluation.

Storage: To keep it gleaming brighter for a longer period of time, store it away from moisture.

Clean: If it becomes dull, clean it with the our premium jewellery polishing cloth that’s made from luxury cotton infused with materials that are made to clean gold and silver jewellery.

The words "925" or "STERLING" may not necessarily appear on an antique sterling silver necklace. While it is usual practice to hallmark items to show their silver content, older or antique pieces may gradually lose their logo due to wear. Additionally, historically, some locations or artists might have yet to label their jewellery consistently. The necklace may still be sterling silver even if there are no marks on it. In these situations, speaking with a qualified jeweller or having a silver purity test can assist in validating its authenticity since they can examine the piece's construction and craftsmanship to verify whether it is made of real sterling silver.

Vintage silver necklaces
and sterling silver necklaces primarily differ in composition and age. The alloy used to make sterling silver necklaces, which is 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% additional metals like copper, provides strength and a polished, dazzling appearance. They are classic items valued for their robustness.

On the other hand, older silver jewellery that may or may not be made of sterling silver is referred to as vintage silver jewellery, such as necklaces. Their age, style,
and silver content can all vary. The uniform construction of contemporary sterling silver jewellery may not apply to vintage silver necklaces, which can come in a wide variety of forms. Both types have distinctive charms, but although vintage silver necklaces may have more varied qualities depending on their time period and place of origin, sterling silver delivers constant quality and purity.

Think about the following things before purchasing a sterling silver choker necklace:

• Look for a "925" or "STERLING" stamp on the item to validate its silver content.
• Examine the artistry to make sure it is solid and long-lasting.
• Pick a look that matches your preferences and your clothing.
• Check the clasp's dependability and usability.
• Measure the length of your neck to ensure a proper fit; chokers often fit snugly.
• Evaluate costs and make sure they fit within your budget.
• If you desire less upkeep, choose coatings that are tarnish-resistant.
• Reputable jewellers or other reliable sources should be used to ensure the quality and authenticity of your purchase.
• You may select a sterling silver choker necklace wisely by taking these factors into account.

1. Consider your Body Type

2. Consider your Neckline

3. Consider your Personal Style

4. Experiment

We cannot get enough of the new-old trend known as choker necklaces. Camile & Stone provides a range of choker necklaces suitable for your taste. A choker necklace
adds just a touch of rockstar vibe to all your favourite looks. Back from the 1990s with all the edgy, elegant flair you might remember. Everyone is in love with this popular accessory, from Hollywood's hottest stars to teens shopping for back-to-school styles

We use real silver in our jewellery collections. Each of our silver pieces is always crafted using sterling silver, which is 92.5% pure silver and a high-quality precious metal that will maintain its lustre for many years. All our sterling silver pieces are stamped with '925' to mark their authenticity once beautifully formed into designs you know and love.