We hereby take this opportunity to extend our warm greetings to you, Our Company Profile is Over the 15 years of experience in the jewelry industry, JNB MFG. & EXPORTING CO., LTD has become one of the most respected names pronounced in the world of quality silver jewelry. We have had specialized in producing the fine 925 sterling silver jewelry and pride itself on its artistry, standards of professional excellence, outstanding quality and high-end service.
Our pricing is also reputed to be one of the most competitive in the industry. We are leaders in the manufacturing of the following silver jewelry 925 items. Purchase online ready stock silver rings at best rates. For any inquiry please contact us at export@jnbsilver.com
Looking forward to a long and profitable business relationship.
Thanking you
Prashant Kumar Pracheta
JNB & MFG EXPORTING CO. LTD.
http://www.jnbsilver.com
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
What is Sterling Silver Jewelry
Sterling Silver Jewelry has always been popular precious metal in ancient legends and throughout history in every country. While silver is used in lots of products, it’s use as money and sterling silver jewelry are the source of its mystique and intrigue. There are many movie plots based on stealing sterling silver jewelry and seeking lost sterling silver jewelry items with magical qualities. If you love sterling silver jewelry, you probably feel the same way each time you put on your sterling silver jewelry and head for adventure.
Sterling Silver Jewelry – Keep It Clean!
Sterling silver jewelry comes in an amazing variety of styles and textures over its 4,000-year history. Ever notice how your sterling silver jewelry sometimes just catches your eye and casts a spell on you? It’s not just your illusion. The hypnotic power of a sterling silver jewelry flows from its highly polished surface that reflects the light in a way like no other jewelry can. Another finish applied to sterling silver jewelry is rhodium that gives it a slightly darker finish. As you know, sterling silver jewelry tarnishes. Keep a soft cloth and silver polish and handy to keep your sterling silver jewelry shining bright.
Sterling Silver Jewelry – Why is it 92.5% Silver?
The term “sterling silver jewelry” refers to jewelry cast from 92.5% silver. This is because 100 % pure sterling silver jewelry is a little soft and prone to bending and breaking. The 92.5% silver content creates sterling silver jewelry that is both elegant and durable. Reproductions of sterling silver jewelry worn by kings and queens represent a romantic tie between people in love today and ancient history. Browse sterling silver jewelry online for exquisite and extraordinary ancient jewelry pieces that excites the soul.
Sterling Silver Jewelry– Buying Tips
When buying sterling silver jewelry on the internet, keep in mind most online stores are honest and care about your satisfaction. Most offer thirty day warranty on your sterling silver jewelry and will exchange it. Like many purchases, it pays to pay by credit card for your protection.
Sterling Silver Jewelry – Keep It Clean!
Sterling silver jewelry comes in an amazing variety of styles and textures over its 4,000-year history. Ever notice how your sterling silver jewelry sometimes just catches your eye and casts a spell on you? It’s not just your illusion. The hypnotic power of a sterling silver jewelry flows from its highly polished surface that reflects the light in a way like no other jewelry can. Another finish applied to sterling silver jewelry is rhodium that gives it a slightly darker finish. As you know, sterling silver jewelry tarnishes. Keep a soft cloth and silver polish and handy to keep your sterling silver jewelry shining bright.
Sterling Silver Jewelry – Why is it 92.5% Silver?
The term “sterling silver jewelry” refers to jewelry cast from 92.5% silver. This is because 100 % pure sterling silver jewelry is a little soft and prone to bending and breaking. The 92.5% silver content creates sterling silver jewelry that is both elegant and durable. Reproductions of sterling silver jewelry worn by kings and queens represent a romantic tie between people in love today and ancient history. Browse sterling silver jewelry online for exquisite and extraordinary ancient jewelry pieces that excites the soul.
Sterling Silver Jewelry– Buying Tips
When buying sterling silver jewelry on the internet, keep in mind most online stores are honest and care about your satisfaction. Most offer thirty day warranty on your sterling silver jewelry and will exchange it. Like many purchases, it pays to pay by credit card for your protection.
Monday, June 2, 2008
Classification of Silver Jewelry
Pure Silver is almost perfectly white in color. It is the best conductor of electricity. It tarnishes due to the sulphur and its compounds. Pure ( fine ) Silver for most jewelry it too soft and will not hold its shape and will wear away quickly. To make it harder and better to work with copper is added. Pure silver is mainly used in enameling and electro-plating.
STERLING SILVER
An alloy of 92.5 % (.925) silver and 7.5% (.075) copper 925/1000 (92 1/2%) fine silver and 75/1000 (7 1/2%) copper. This proportion is fixed by law.
COIN SILVER
Formerly ( before 1966) U. S. silver coins contained 90% Silver and 10% copper 900/1000.
MEXICAN SILVER
This is the name given to the silver used by many Mexican and American Indians Craftsmen. Its silver content is generally above 90%.
FINE SILVER
Commercially pure silver contains no alloy .999% fine Silver.
NICKEL SILVER
A composition of nickel, copper, and zinc ( it contains NO Silver) It is sometimes called GERMAN SILVER, ALPACA, NEW SILVER, OR PAKTONG depending of the metal composition used and the country that used it. It usually contains 65% copper, 18% nickel and 17% zinc.
ALPACA
A word used widely in Northern Europe for nickel silver after it was used as a trademark brand by the manufacturer Berndorf.
PAKTONG
A word used in China that literally meaning white copper and was actually Nickel Silver and was used to imitate Sterling Silver.
SILVER PLATED
Made by electroplating fine silver on base metal alloy-usually nickel silver or Britannia metal, sometimes brass or copper. This was perfected for industrial purposes in the mid 1800's. Electroplating is the process of using electrical current to coat an electrically conductive object with a relatively thin layer of metal.
SHEFFIELD PLATE
Originally was made by bonding sheet silver to copper, the rolling and manufacturing into hollow-ware. The orginal process was abandoned in the mid 1800's due to the introduction of electroplating. Imitations are made by electroplating silver on copper and are sometime erroneously advertised as sheffield plate.
Prashant Kumar Pracheta is an associate editor of http://www.jnbsilver.com. The website offers Sterling Silver Rings, Earrings, Sets, Pendants,Bracelets,Necklaces, Bangles,Cufflinks and Marcasite products. We are manufacturers and exporters of fine jewelry in Sterling 925 silver. We appreciate your feedback and queries at export@jnbsilver.com
STERLING SILVER
An alloy of 92.5 % (.925) silver and 7.5% (.075) copper 925/1000 (92 1/2%) fine silver and 75/1000 (7 1/2%) copper. This proportion is fixed by law.
COIN SILVER
Formerly ( before 1966) U. S. silver coins contained 90% Silver and 10% copper 900/1000.
MEXICAN SILVER
This is the name given to the silver used by many Mexican and American Indians Craftsmen. Its silver content is generally above 90%.
FINE SILVER
Commercially pure silver contains no alloy .999% fine Silver.
NICKEL SILVER
A composition of nickel, copper, and zinc ( it contains NO Silver) It is sometimes called GERMAN SILVER, ALPACA, NEW SILVER, OR PAKTONG depending of the metal composition used and the country that used it. It usually contains 65% copper, 18% nickel and 17% zinc.
ALPACA
A word used widely in Northern Europe for nickel silver after it was used as a trademark brand by the manufacturer Berndorf.
PAKTONG
A word used in China that literally meaning white copper and was actually Nickel Silver and was used to imitate Sterling Silver.
SILVER PLATED
Made by electroplating fine silver on base metal alloy-usually nickel silver or Britannia metal, sometimes brass or copper. This was perfected for industrial purposes in the mid 1800's. Electroplating is the process of using electrical current to coat an electrically conductive object with a relatively thin layer of metal.
SHEFFIELD PLATE
Originally was made by bonding sheet silver to copper, the rolling and manufacturing into hollow-ware. The orginal process was abandoned in the mid 1800's due to the introduction of electroplating. Imitations are made by electroplating silver on copper and are sometime erroneously advertised as sheffield plate.
Prashant Kumar Pracheta is an associate editor of http://www.jnbsilver.com. The website offers Sterling Silver Rings, Earrings, Sets, Pendants,Bracelets,Necklaces, Bangles,Cufflinks and Marcasite products. We are manufacturers and exporters of fine jewelry in Sterling 925 silver. We appreciate your feedback and queries at export@jnbsilver.com
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