Price of 925 Silver in Lebanon
All Silver Grades in Lebanon
Other Karats
| Karat | Price | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 999 Silver | LBP 267,462.66 |
-2316.38 -0.86% |
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| 925 Silver | LBP 247,402.97 |
-2142.65 -0.86% |
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| 900 Silver | LBP 240,716.40 |
-2084.74 -0.86% |
|
| 800 Silver | LBP 213,970.13 |
-1853.10 -0.86% |
|
Information about 925 Silver
Description
Sterling silver, the international standard for silver jewelry
Uses
- Silver jewelry
- Silverware
- Traditional ornaments
Characteristics
- Corrosion resistant
- Distinctive silver luster
- Easy to shape
Frequently Asked Questions about 925 Silver
Why is 925 called sterling silver?
925 is called sterling silver because it's the international standard for silver jewelry. It contains 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper, making it strong and corrosion-resistant.
Does sterling silver lose its shine?
Yes, sterling silver may lose its shine over time due to oxidation. Its shine can be easily restored using a soft cloth or special silver cleaning solution.
How do I care for sterling silver?
Store silver in a dry place, avoid exposure to chemicals and perfumes. Clean with a soft cloth, avoid harsh soap and water.
Tips When Buying 925 Silver
✓ Check the Stamp
Make sure there's a grade stamp on the piece. It should clearly show "925" or "925K" for gold, or "925" for sterling silver.
✓ Compare Prices
Compare 925 Silver prices between several shops before buying. The price difference can reach 5-10% between different dealers.
✓ Keep the Receipt
Always keep the original purchase receipt. You'll need it when selling or exchanging, and it's proof of the piece's authenticity and actual weight.
💡 Important Tip: The best time to buy Silver is when prices are relatively low. Follow daily prices on our site to choose the right time to buy.