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How do you alloy silver?

by CGM Findings on June 26, 2012

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Another great article from  Héctor Rubén López .
The articles he writes are informative and his jewelry is amazing.

<< We love his anchor earrings.

“How do you alloy silver?
When you buy pure silver its standard of fineness (its “pure” state) is parts per 1000. 
When you add pure copper to make the alloy, then that standard will decrease and that’s why you end up with 925 Quality silver, 950 Quality silver or even 900 silver Quality. 
Your formula for calculating a silver alloy: 
1000 × 75 ÷ 925 = 1.62 “

Visit his website on information on how to alloy silver.
http://metalsmithorfebreria.blogspot.com/2010/07/how-do-you-alloy-silver-como-preparar.html



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You  can also find a informative article on how to raise a gold karat.

“Raising to a Karat
((K1 – K2) x W) / (24 – K1) = Amount of pure gold to add”

http://metalsmithorfebreria.blogspot.com/2010/05/raising-to-karat-aumentacion-de-el.html

 

 

 

 

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