Question 1

Can I engrave it?

Accepted Answer

It's not "fake." (That seems to be an obsession with one particular customer, but it's not "fake" at all.) It's .925 sterling silver, meaning 92.5% silver content, and 7.75% alloy metals, which usually is most or all copper in traditional sterling silver.   Alloys are metals added to the pure silver to make the combination stronger, and more easily workable by those using it to produce finished jewelry and other products, such as musical instruments, or parts of them.

There is a relatively new silver alloy metal on the market called Argentium Silver, which uses a metaloid called Germanium as a part of the alloy metals added to the silver. This combination has been proven to be stronger, more resilient, easier to work, *much less able to tarnish,* and shinier than standard sterling silver. It has been scientifically proven to be the "whitest white" of all the white metals, including white gold, Platinum, Palladium, and Rhodium. The description given of the additional benefits of this piece sound precisely like those of Argentium Silver.

Those who STILL have any problems with skin reactions to it have a perculiar body chemistry which reacts to the copper in the metal. It does NOT mean it's "fake" by any means. Any jeweler who knows his or her stuff when it comes to sterling silver will easily tell you the same. And any jeweler, or even any pawn shop owner or their jewelry "expert" will be able to verify the metal used in this piece, as they MUST be able to, since they only deal in genuine pieces on which to loan money, or sell back to the public.

As for having it engraved, any bench jeweler who does engraving - and does it with a laser - which many do now because of its inherent benefits - will be able to engrave the inside of any band that is 3mm wide *or larger.* There is a local jeweler near to me who does exactly this with no trouble whatsoever. However, in 3 and 4mm bands, the engraving will be rather small, because of the available space, so picking an appropriate font for the letters is very important. Lasers make this many times easier than doing it the old fashioned way, and they offer many more options for fonts and symbols. Avoiding fonts that use lots of swirls and curlicues will make it easier to read.

Conversely, using simple block or very un-swirly letters will be much easier to read. Having the engraving "colored," if available, will make it stand out more against the background. Check around, and find preferably an independent jeweler (not a "mall" or chain type store) who has a bench jeweler and/or a trained individual who does laser engraving on site.

Good Luck!!

Question 2

What does it mean by “platinum plating and rhodium finished?” Is it plated with both platinum and rhodium?

Accepted Answer

It’s a sterling silver ring dipped in platinum playing and rhodium finish to give it that shiny professional look

Question 3

Does it xome in a ring box?

Accepted Answer

No. It comes in a swede bag.

Question 4

Can this be engraved?

Accepted Answer

I believe it would be very difficult as the band is narrow.

ASIN	B097NMST9G
ASIN	B0CQLRG21N
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	4,110,033 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion )
Brand Name	BORUO
Collection Name	Partner ring
Colour	6 mm wide
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (646)
Customer reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (646)
Date First Available	19 Dec. 2023
Department	womens
Gem Type	Cubic Zirconia
Item Weight	9 g
Manufacturer	BRC Creative Corp.
Manufacturer	BRC Creative Corp.
Material	Sterling Silver
Metal Stamp	0.925
Metal Type	Sterling Silver
Number Of Stones	1
Occasion	Engagement
Ring Form Type	Band
Ring Size	9
Setting Type	Other type of adjustment
Stone Clarity	Eye Clean
Stone Color	White
Stone Creation Method	Synthetic
Stone Cut	Good_or_Very_Good
Stone Shape	Round
Style	Classic

BORUO Silver Ring – 925 Pure Sterling Silver Ring - Sterling Silver Rings for Women – Elegant Silver Band Rings For Women and Men - Gifts for Special Occasions 4mm, 6mm Ring Size 4-15

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