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Hey, I got to explain why silver is good to use for making jewellery. Aside from the obvious aesthetic properties, is there any physical properties anyone knows that make it good to use?
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Inka said:Hey, I got to explain why silver is good to use for making jewellery. Aside from the obvious aesthetic properties, is there any physical properties anyone knows that make it good to use?
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Silver is known for its beautiful luster and shine, making it a popular choice for jewellery. It is also relatively affordable compared to other precious metals like gold or platinum.
Silver is a soft and malleable metal, making it easy to shape into intricate designs. It is also durable and does not easily tarnish, making it a long-lasting material for jewellery.
Yes, silver is generally considered hypoallergenic, meaning it is unlikely to cause an allergic reaction in most people. However, some individuals with sensitive skin may still experience irritation from certain silver alloys.
Silver is often compared to gold and platinum in terms of its use for jewellery. While gold and platinum are more expensive, silver is more affordable and offers a similar level of durability and beauty.
Yes, silver is considered a sustainable choice for jewellery making. It is a naturally occurring metal that can be recycled and reused, reducing the need for mining and minimizing its impact on the environment.