What does 975 stamped jewelry mean?

Answer 1

When jewelry is stamped with "975," it typically indicates that the piece is made of 97.5% pure silver, also known as sterling silver. Sterling silver is a popular choice for jewelry due to its durability and lustrous appearance. The stamp "975" is a guarantee of the metal's quality and purity.

Answer 2

Ah, a 975 stamp on jewelry means that it is made of high-quality silver, often known as silver alloy. This type of silver is very pure and contains 97.5% silver and 2.5% other metals like copper. It's a lovely choice for jewelry as it's durable and has a beautiful shine.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, 975 stamped on jewelry means it's made of 97.5% pure silver. It's like the VIP section of the silver world. So, if you're rocking some 975 stamped bling, you're basically saying, "Yeah, I only wear the good stuff."

Answer 4

"925" markings on sterling silver defines it as 92.5% pure silver with 7.25% being a strengthening alloy,usually copper.

A "975" marking can only mean 97.5 % pure silver and indicates a high quality sterling item. It is not often seen,and my guess is that this must be a very old piece or a newer item that uses extra sterling silver in its production.

Either way,if you own a "975",you have a very nice piece of sterling !!

Answer 5

No .925 is the US mark for sterling. 965 indicates Europe and Asia's mark that translates to what would be the equivalent of 23k gold. As we use the .925 to indicate sterling (if its not sterling it won't have any fineness mark) which is 925 parts out if 1000. In other countries they use the same system to mark gold fineness without the point in front. A 965 mark on a piece of jewelry is a gold fineness mark not silver....overseas silver is usually marked 800. Unless it's super old then it's marked with symbols. So what you actually have is close to the purest fineness of gold! And as you know gold isn't always gold in color. You can Google and get a chart of all the gold fineness marks for jewelry pretty easily. The only thing you will usually see on silver is .925 or the word sterling or 800 if it's from overseas which I think is as close as you can get to sterling with jewelry from other countries but don't quote me on that. I hate thinking that this whole time you've been thinking it's a simple silver piece when in reality it's a much more valuable gold piece. If it has any stones they are likely real as well. They don't put fake sruff in high fineness gold! Here is an example of a set of earings I have marked 1967 965 white gold. Notice the additional detail with engraving...they are diamond and onyx. Hope this helps.

Answer 6

The 975 stamp is used to denote fine sterling silverl it give me a green finger after a while since its over copper

Answer 7

965 is the purity of silver, the jewelry has 965 parts silver per 1000 or is 96.5% pure silver.