Matte silver photo
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28.01.2018
Matte silver photoThe image below clearly demonstrates the richness and solidity of this metal's appearance. It's no wonder this type of silver is widely used in jewelry today. The calm and soft tones of this metal convey a sense of solidity and confidence, so photo of matte silver and both the products and it convey this feeling.
Understanding the described properties and characteristics of the alloy, jewelers actively use it in the manufacture of jewelry and gadget parts, primarily for male consumers.
Distinguishing matte silver from white gold or platinum in a photo can be quite a challenge. But in real life, this isn't often the case. Questions about the quality and composition of metals typically arise when purchasing jewelry (whether the piece is actually made of precious metal or not).
This issue is especially acute if jewelry is purchased privately and someone claims they're selling it for a reason. In this case, looking at photos of matte silver and trying to draw any conclusions is far from the best solution.

Given the above discussion regarding the advisability of determining the authenticity of matte silver from a photograph, below we describe how to verify the quality of the item you're purchasing:
- Silver is one of the best conductors of heat, so it is enough to put it in hot/ice water and it should almost instantly take on the temperature of the new environment (afterwards, it is easy to check how it conducts heat by simply holding the product in your hand);
- You can simply rub your finger on the silver item (the finger and the surface must remain perfectly clean), otherwise the alloy contains a lot of zinc, which many “craftsmen” melt with silver in an attempt to make money and it is not worth buying such “beauty”;
- If you have good hearing, try throwing (this method will work if it is a ring) the item onto a hard surface (from a small height, and you can even throw it onto a carpet or rug, but you will have to do it a little higher), as a result you should hear a distinct ringing sound - otherwise questions about authenticity should arise;
- It's a good idea to have a magnet (of any strength or type) on hand. Silver is diamagnetic, so it shouldn't react to magnets. Don't believe the seller if they start making some seemingly "coordinated song" about it being an alloy, etc.

For clarity, we have included several photos of matte silver on this page; this should be enough to convince you of the attractiveness of products made from this metal.

We hope this article was helpful and you learned some useful tips. Enjoy quality and don't pay scammers.