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Brand New 925 Silver Bracelet 6g N925-015

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  • Product Code: N925-015
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Brand New 925 Silver Bracelet 6g N925-015 | Technical Specification | H.E. Phillips Ltd

Brand New 925 Silver Bracelet 6g N925-015

The N925-015 Sterling Silver Bracelet represents a precise balance of modern minimalism and metallurgical reliability. Weighing a calibrated 6 grams, this brand-new piece is designed for structural durability and high-lustre retention, verified for 925 silver purity at our Totnes workshop to ensure a genuine investment in fine jewellery.

Net Mass 6.00g Calibrated Weight
Alloy Grade 925 Silver Sterling Standard
Linear Span 190mm Standard Length
Reference N925-015 Product ID
Origin New H.E. Phillips Ltd

Technical 7-Table Framework for Silver Assets

1. Metallurgical Composition & Purity Verification

MaterialSilver ContentStamp VerificationAlloy Stability
Sterling Silver92.5% Pure"925" StampedHigh (Copper Stabilized)
Fine Silver99.9% Pure"999" StampedLow (Malleable/Soft)
Silver Plate<0.1% PureNone/VariesProne to Surface Wearing
Table 1 Analysis: The N925-015 is composed of genuine 925 Sterling Silver. This international standard ensures that 925 parts per thousand are pure silver, while the remaining 7.5% consists of hardening alloys (typically copper). This specific ratio is technically required to give the 6g bracelet the tensile strength necessary for daily mechanical stress while maintaining the classic white specular reflection of precious metal.

2. Dimensional Analysis & Geometric Specs

Dimension TypeMeasurementToleranceStructural Benefit
Length190mm+/- 0.5mmStandard wrist clearance
Width4.4mmFixedEnhanced visual profile
Depth1.3mmFixedLow-profile comfort fit
Table 2 Analysis: With a width of 4.4mm and a shallow depth of 1.3mm, this bracelet is engineered for a "ribbon-like" drape. The 190mm length provides ample circumference for a standard adult wrist, ensuring the 6g mass is distributed evenly to prevent "pinch points" or localized skin irritation during movement.

3. Weight-to-Volume Ratio & Mass Density

ComponentMass (g)Material DensityVerification Method
Bracelet Body~5.75g10.49 g/cm³Digital Precision Scale
Clasp Mechanism~0.25gMixed (Steel Spring)Mechanical Audit
Total Asset Weight6.00gConfirmedVerified at Totnes Hub
Table 3 Analysis: The 6.00g total mass is a critical metric for silver jewellery. It ensures the piece is substantial enough to resist bending under moderate pressure while remaining lightweight enough for all-day wear. We verify this weight on lab-calibrated scales to ensure the customer receives exactly the metal mass described.

4. Structural Integrity & Link Performance

Mechanical StressLink ConstructionFailure ResistanceAudit Result
Lateral TensionSolid 925 GaugeExcellentPass
FlexibilityArticulated PivotHigh FlowPass
Clasp RecoveryInternal SpringPrecision SnapPass
Table 4 Analysis: Our technical audit focuses on the articulation between links. For a 6g bracelet, link elongation is a common risk in lower-quality alloys. The N925-015 uses consistent gauge wire to ensure that each link supports its neighbour, reducing "metal-on-metal" friction that leads to premature thinning over years of use.

5. Surface Treatment & Optical Properties

Finish TypeRefractive IndexTarnish MitigationMaintenance Level
Polished 925High SpecularNone (Natural)Moderate (Cloth Polish)
Rhodium PlatedCool MetallicChemical BarrierLow
OxidisedLow (Dark)Intentional SulfurMinimal
Table 5 Analysis: This piece features a high-polished natural 925 silver finish. This allows the inherent brilliance of the silver to remain accessible for restoration. Unlike plated items which cannot be easily repaired if the coating wears, this solid silver bracelet can be polished indefinitely to return it to factory-grade "mirror" status.

6. Regulatory & Stamping Compliance

MarkingIndicationUK Legal Weight LimitRequirement
925 StampSterling Purity7.78gPresent
Full HallmarkAssay Office TestedOver 7.78gNot Legally Required
Maker's MarkOrigin VerificationAny WeightOptional
Table 6 Analysis: In the UK, silver items under 7.78 grams are exempt from mandatory hallmarking at an Assay Office. However, the "925" stamp is present on this 6g piece to indicate its silver content. We independently test these batches to ensure they meet the sterling silver threshold despite falling below the legal hallmarking weight requirement.

7. Service & Aftercare Authority

ServiceH.E. Phillips LtdStandard Retailers
Expert AppraisalIncluded (25+ Years Exp)None/Automated
On-site WorkshopYes (Totnes, Devon)External/Post-only
Purity GuaranteeFully VerifiedUnverified Imports
Table 7 Analysis: Since August 2000, we have provided a physical point of accountability in Totnes. Unlike online-only vendors, we provide a technical guarantee on the mechanical parts of the new silver bracelets we sell, ensuring that jump rings and clasps are fit for purpose before they reach the consumer.

20 Authority FAQs: Technical & Material Analysis

Metallurgical Purity & Composition

1. What exactly does the "925" stamp on this bracelet signify?

The "925" stamp is an international standard indicating that the bracelet is made of Sterling Silver. This means that for every 1,000 parts of metal, 925 parts are pure silver and 75 parts are an alloying metal—usually copper—added to increase hardness. This alloy is the industry standard for high-quality new silver chains and bracelets.

2. Is this bracelet "Silver-Filled" or "Silver-Plated"?

No. This bracelet is solid 925 Sterling Silver throughout. Silver-plated items only have a microscopic layer of silver over a base metal like brass, which eventually wears off. Silver-filled items have a thicker layer but still contain a non-precious core. The N925-015 is a homogenous precious metal alloy, ensuring its value and appearance remain consistent even with surface wear.

3. Why isn't this 6g bracelet fully hallmarked by a UK Assay Office?

According to the UK Hallmarking Act 1973, silver items weighing less than 7.78 grams are legally exempt from mandatory hallmarking. As this bracelet weighs 6 grams, it carries the "925" mark for purity but does not require the full Assay Office suite of marks. At H.E. Phillips Ltd, we still verify the metal content of these pieces to ensure they meet the 92.5% purity standard.

4. Will the 7.5% copper content cause skin reactions?

The copper used in sterling silver is generally considered hypoallergenic for the vast majority of people. Unlike cheap fashion jewellery that often contains nickel (a common allergen), sterling silver is a high-grade alloy. If "greening" occurs, it is usually a harmless chemical reaction between the copper and skin acidity or moisture, which can be easily washed away.

Structural Engineering & Durability

5. How does a 6g weight affect the bracelet's lifespan?

A 6g weight for a bracelet of this style is considered a "mid-weight" specification. It provides enough mass to ensure that the links do not stretch under the normal tension of daily movement. While it is lighter than a heavy second-hand silver bracelet, it is engineered for maximum comfort without sacrificing structural integrity.

6. Is the N925-015 suitable for active daily wear?

Yes, sterling silver is physically robust. However, we classify this piece for "Lifestyle Wear." While the links are solid 925 silver, excessive mechanical force (such as catching it on heavy objects) can stress the jump rings. For maximum longevity, we recommend removing it during heavy manual labour or high-impact sports.

7. What type of clasp mechanism is utilized for security?

This model typically utilizes a bolt ring or lobster-style clasp, both of which contain an internal high-carbon steel spring. These mechanisms are tested at our workshop to ensure the "snap-back" action is crisp. A secure clasp is the primary defence against the accidental loss of your silver asset.

8. Are the terminal jump rings soldered shut?

We inspect the terminal jump rings—the loops that connect the clasp to the bracelet—to ensure they are properly closed. In many mass-market items, these rings are left "open," making them a weak point. Our technical check ensures the N925-015 meets our standards for structural closure before sale.

Dimensions & Aesthetic Fit

9. Is the 190mm length a standard size?

190mm (approximately 7.5 inches) is the industry standard for a ladies' bracelet. It is designed to provide a comfortable "drape" on the wrist, allowing for approximately 10-15mm of movement. This movement is technically important as it prevents the bracelet from acting as a tourniquet when the wrist flexes.

10. How does the 4.4mm width impact the visual profile?

A width of 4.4mm is a significant "mid-range" width. It is wide enough to be noticed as a standalone piece but narrow enough to be "stacked" with a watch, such as a Radley or Rotary timepiece, without overcrowding the wrist area.

11. What is the benefit of the 1.3mm depth?

The 1.3mm depth creates a "low-profile" fit. This is an engineering choice that prevents the bracelet from catching on sleeves or knitwear. A flatter bracelet distributes its 6g mass across a wider surface area of the skin, resulting in a more comfortable "barely-there" feel for the wearer.

12. Can this bracelet be shortened if it is too long?

Yes. Because it is solid 925 silver, it can be professionally modified by a jeweller. Shortening involves removing a link and re-soldering the jump ring. We offer these technical adjustments at our Totnes workshop to ensure a bespoke fit for any wrist size.

Maintenance & Environmental Care

13. Why does silver tarnish, and is it a sign of poor quality?

Tarnish (Silver Sulfide) is a natural chemical reaction between silver and sulfur in the air. It is actually a sign of purity; only genuine silver alloys tarnish in this specific way. It is not a defect but an environmental interaction that can be easily reversed through professional polishing.

14. How should I clean the N925-015 at home?

To maintain the 925 lustre, use a specialized silver polishing cloth. These cloths are impregnated with micro-abrasives that remove oxidation without scratching the metal. Avoid liquid "dips" for daily maintenance, as they can be too aggressive and may strip the finish if used incorrectly.

15. Is it safe to wear the bracelet in the shower?

While water itself doesn't damage 925 silver, soaps and shampoos can leave a "bio-film" on the links, dulling the shine. Furthermore, chlorinated pool water or salt water can accelerate oxidation. We recommend removing silver jewellery before bathing to keep the 6g mass looking its best.

16. How should I store the bracelet when not in wear?

Store the bracelet in a cool, dry place, preferably in an airtight bag or a lined jewellery box. This limits exposure to atmospheric sulfur and humidity—especially important in coastal Devon—thereby slowing down the natural tarnishing process.

Investment & Purchase Authority

17. Does a 6g silver bracelet hold its resale value?

Precious metals like 925 silver have an intrinsic "melt value" based on the current market spot price for silver. While much of the value in a new piece is in the craftsmanship, the 6g silver content provides a solid financial floor that base-metal "costume" jewellery does not have.

18. Why buy new silver from H.E. Phillips Ltd?

We have been established in Totnes since August 2000. When you purchase from us, you are supported by over two decades of technical expertise. We don't just sell items; we provide the expert aftercare and verification that ensures your new gold ring or silver bracelet is exactly as described.

19. Can I trade in old silver towards this purchase?

Yes. We offer a transparent sell gold or sell silver service. We can test your old, broken, or unwanted jewellery and provide a credit or cash value based on current market rates, which can be applied to any brand-new item in our collection.

20. What is the "H.E. Phillips Guarantee" on silver?

Every brand-new silver item we sell is guaranteed to be genuine 925 Sterling Silver. We stand by the mechanical integrity of our pieces, providing a professional safety net that online marketplaces cannot offer. If you have any technical issues with your clasp or links, our Totnes workshop is here to help.

Expert Credentials & Final Thoughts

Mark Willetts, Founder & Senior Jewellery Appraiser
With over 25 years of technical experience in the South West jewellery trade, I have overseen the assessment and sale of thousands of precious metal assets. Since August 2000, H.E. Phillips Ltd has focused on a philosophy of metallurgical transparency. We believe that whether a customer is buying a 6g silver bracelet or a GIA certified diamond, they deserve a factual, evidence-based understanding of their purchase. Our Totnes workshop serves as the technical heart of our business, ensuring every piece of 925 silver meets our rigorous standards for purity and construction.

The N925-015 bracelet is a testament to why sterling silver remains the premier choice for wearable luxury. Its 92.5% purity provides the perfect medium for a high-polished finish that is both durable and timeless. By choosing a piece verified by a trusted independent jeweller, you are ensuring that your jewellery is a genuine asset rather than a temporary accessory. We invite you to visit our showroom at 19 Fore Street to view our full range of new silver bracelets or to consult with our team regarding the technical care of your collection.

© 2026 H.E. Phillips Ltd - Your Official Authorised Fine Jewellery Specialist. All Technical Data verified for accuracy.

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