Argentium Silver and Moissanite BRACELETS

Bracelets crafted from germanium-containing 935 silver - Argentium! 

Not all 935 silver is equal, and not all 935 silver is genuine *Argentium* silver! Jewelry makers who think a metal is Argentium just because it contains 1% more silver than 925 sterling silver are missing 6.5% of the picture - a very critical piece of the picture called germanium! >> If 935 silver does not contain 6.5% germanium, it’s little different than, and indistinguishable from, sterling silver!

Sterling silver is an alloy (a mixture of metals) made from 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper, both of which are soft, malleable metals and an alloy that is 2-3 times softer than 14k gold. *Genuine* Argentium is 93.5% silver and 6.5% *germanium*, a hardy earth element (atomic number 32 on the Periodic Table) and a metal belonging to the carbon group. The benefit of having your earrings made in Argentium is that they will be significantly stronger than sterling and FAR more resistant to scratching and tarnishing than BOTH sterling silver and gold! It has the approximate lastingness of 14k gold and looks, wears and *feels* like 14k white gold (it’s a denser metal due to its germanium content), and will *continue* to look shiny and new thanks to the germanium content! >> 935 silver that **does not contain 6.5% germanium** is *not* Argentium by default and is no more durable than sterling!