of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)

of the instrument replica.All of our merchandise is of excellent quality and is guaranteed to be .925 Sterling Silver unless otherwise noted. Sterling silver manufacturers use a variety of techniques to minimize tarnishing (such as a rhodium finish); hence finishes may vary. Fine silver (99 pure) is generally too soft for producing large functional objects; and in Sterling the silver is usually alloyed with copper to give strength whilst preserving the ductility of the silver and a... See website for full description.  (less)