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Brand New 925 Sterling Silver Bracelet 11g N925-076

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Brand New 925 Sterling Silver Bracelet 11g N925-076 | Technical Specification | H.E. Phillips Ltd

Brand New 925 Sterling Silver Bracelet 11g N925-076

The N925-076 is a precision-engineered link bracelet that represents the gold standard in contemporary silver craftsmanship. At a verified mass of 11.00g, this brand-new specimen balances structural durability with daily ergonomics. Fully hallmarked and assayed to UK standards, it provides a documented guarantee of 92.5% silver purity, ensuring long-term asset retention and hypoallergenic wear.

Total Mass 11.00g Verified Asset
Material 925 Silver Sterling Grade
Verification Hallmarked UK Assay Tested
Width 8.4mm Profile Gauge
Condition New Unworn State

Technical 7-Table Framework for Silver Assets

1. Metallurgical Composition & Stability

ElementPercentageFunctionStandard
Fine Silver92.5%Intrinsic Value & LustreBS EN 19047
Alloy (Copper)7.5%Structural HardnessIndustry Standard
Trace elements<0.01%Manufacturing RefinementControlled
Table 1 Analysis: The N925-076 utilizes the 925 Sterling Silver standard, which is the optimal ratio for wearable jewellery. Pure silver (99.9%) is naturally too soft for a link construction of 8.4mm width; the addition of copper provides the necessary Vickers hardness to resist link deformation and surface scratching during high-frequency movement.

2. Dimensional Geometry & Load Distribution

MetricMeasurementToleranceImpact
Linear Length194mm+/- 0.5mmStandard Adult Fit
Profile Width8.4mmUniformSubstantial Wrist Presence
Cross-Section Depth2mmConsistentLow-profile Ergonomics
Table 2 Analysis: A weight-to-length ratio of approximately 0.56g per centimetre ensures that this bracelet possesses sufficient "body" to avoid kinking. Unlike mass-market new silver bracelets which may be hollowed out to save costs, the 11g mass here indicates a solid gauge relative to its 8.4mm width.

3. Hallmark & Regulatory Verification

Mark ComponentRepresentationSignificance
Standard Mark925Guarantees 925/1000 Fineness
Assay Office MarkVaries (UK)Independent Purity Validation
Sponsor MarkMaker's IDTraceable Accountability
Table 3 Analysis: This item is fully hallmarked and assayed. While many silver products are only stamped '925', which is a self-certification by the manufacturer, an assayed hallmark confirms that this specific bracelet has been independently tested by a UK Assay Office. This is a critical distinction for legal compliance and consumer protection.

4. Mechanical Integrity & Clasp Audit

ComponentTypeSafety FactorMaintenance Requirement
FasteningSecure ClaspHighAnnual Spring Tension Check
Link ConnectionInterlockingSuperiorDebris removal via ultrasonic
Jump RingsSolderedMaximumVisual inspection for stress cracks
Table 4 Analysis: The mechanical security of the N925-076 is predicated on its soldered jump rings. In high-quality silver construction, open jump rings are avoided as they can pull apart under tension. By soldering these joints, the bracelet can safely support the 11g load even during rigorous physical activity.

5. Surface Reflectivity & Oxidation Matrix

Atmospheric FactorReactionPrevention Protocol
Hydrogen SulfideSurface TarnishDual-layer Polishing Cloth
Chlorine ExposureAccelerated CorrosionRemoval during swimming
Skin AcidityLustre DimmingFreshwater rinse after wear
Table 5 Analysis: Sterling silver naturally reacts with sulfur in the air. The solid 11g construction of this link bracelet allows for regular professional polishing without thinning the metal, a common issue found in lightweight, non-solid new silver chains.

6. Investment & Asset Lifecycle

StageAssessmentValue Retention
AcquisitionBrand New100% Asset Integrity
10-Year WearVintage MaturationConsistent Commodity Floor
DisposalTrade-in EligibilityCalculated via Spot Market
Table 6 Analysis: By purchasing a hallmarked asset from H.E. Phillips Ltd, you are securing an item with a clear provenance. Unlike costume jewellery, silver has a permanent "melt value" floor, meaning the 11g of sterling silver will always hold a fundamental financial value based on global market prices.

7. Authority Comparison: H.E. Phillips Ltd vs. General Retail

FeatureH.E. Phillips Ltd StandardsGeneral Market Retailers
VerificationAssayed & HallmarkedOften Stamped Only
Service Hub19 Fore Street WorkshopThird-party outsourcing
ExpertiseTrading since 2000Variable/Inexperienced
Table 7 Analysis: Since August 2000, we have maintained a physical presence in Totnes. This provides our clients with "Physical Accountability"—the ability to have their jewellery serviced, weighed, and verified in person. We provide a full guarantee and refund policy, ensuring that the technical specs provided are forensics-grade accurate.

20 Technical FAQs: Engineering & Asset Management

Metallurgical & Weight Intelligence

1. What is the specific gravity of the N925-076 alloy?

The specific gravity of 925 Sterling Silver is approximately 10.3 g/cm³. This is significantly denser than base metals like stainless steel (7.9 g/cm³). For the 11g N925-076, this density ensures a comfortable weight on the wrist that feels substantial without being cumbersome.

2. Does the 11g weight include the clasp mechanism?

Yes. Our weight measurements (11g) represent the "gross mass" of the entire finished piece. At H.E. Phillips Ltd, we use lab-calibrated scales to ensure that the weight listed is the actual weight of the item you receive, providing transparency for your asset records.

3. Why is 925 silver preferred over 999 silver for link bracelets?

999 Fine Silver has a Mohs hardness of only 2.5, which is comparable to a fingernail. It would deform and stretch almost immediately under the mechanical stress of a link bracelet. The 7.5% copper in 925 silver increases the hardness, making the N925-076 durable enough for decades of daily wear.

4. Can the N925-076 be resized or shortened?

Yes. Because this is a genuine sterling silver link bracelet, a professional jeweller can remove links to adjust the 194mm length. This involves cutting and re-soldering the links, a process that is only possible with solid precious metals, not plated or base-metal jewellery.

Regulatory & Hallmarking Standards

5. What is the difference between 'Stamped 925' and 'Hallmarked'?

A stamp is applied by the manufacturer and is essentially a claim of purity. A hallmark is a series of marks struck by an independent Assay Office (like London or Birmingham) after they have chemically tested the silver. The N925-076 is fully hallmarked and assayed, providing a legal guarantee of quality.

6. Why does the UK require hallmarking for items over 7.78g?

Under the Hallmarking Act 1973, any silver item sold in the UK over 7.78g must be hallmarked. Since the N925-076 weighs 11g, it falls under this legal requirement. This protects the consumer from "under-caratting," where items are sold as silver but contain less than 92.5% purity.

7. Does hallmarking affect the resale value?

Significantly. When you eventually choose to sell gold or sell silver, a hallmark provides the buyer with immediate confidence in the metal's purity. Without a hallmark, a jeweller may have to perform destructive acid testing to verify the material, which can lower the offer price.

8. Where is the hallmark usually located on this bracelet?

On link bracelets like the N925-076, the hallmark is typically found on the terminal link near the clasp or on the clasp itself. It is often very small and may require a 10x magnification loupe to view clearly.

Mechanical Durability & Maintenance

9. How does the 8.4mm width impact durability?

An 8.4mm width allows for a larger contact area between the interlocking links. This reduces the "pressure per square millimetre" at the friction points, which significantly slows down the mechanical wear (thinning of links) that occurs over years of movement.

10. Is the clasp mechanism also 925 Sterling Silver?

The external body of the clasp is solid 925 silver. However, nearly all high-quality jewellery clasps contain an internal steel spring. This is necessary because silver is not "springy" enough to maintain tension. This is a standard technical necessity for secure fastenings.

11. Can I wear the N925-076 while sleeping?

While the 11g link construction is robust, we recommend removing it before sleep. Torsion (twisting) that occurs during sleep can put unnecessary stress on the soldered jump rings, potentially weakening them over long periods.

12. How should I clean the link pivots?

Skin oils and dust can accumulate inside the link pivots, acting as a grinding paste. We recommend an occasional ultrasonic clean or using a soft brush with warm, soapy water to flush out these particulates, preserving the bracelet’s flexibility.

Environmental Care & Chemistry

13. Will this bracelet turn my skin green?

No. Skin discoloration is typically caused by high concentrations of copper or nickel in cheap base metals. As a 925 Sterling Silver piece with only a controlled amount of copper and no nickel, the N925-076 is hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin.

14. How does Devon's maritime air affect silver?

The salt and moisture in coastal air can accelerate the formation of silver sulfide (tarnish). For Totnes residents, we recommend storing the bracelet in an airtight pouch when not in wear to minimize atmospheric exposure.

15. Is silver tarnish permanent?

Absolutely not. Tarnish is a surface-level chemical reaction. It can be easily removed using a silver polishing cloth. Because the N925-076 is solid silver, you can polish it repeatedly throughout its life to restore its original mirror shine.

16. Can I wear this bracelet in a swimming pool?

We strongly advise against it. Chlorine is a powerful oxidizing agent that can cause silver to tarnish almost instantly and may eventually damage the internal steel spring of the clasp.

Styling & Coordination

17. Does silver coordinate well with stainless steel watches?

Yes, silver has a slightly warmer white tone than stainless steel but falls within the same "cool" colour palette. It pairs excellently with watches from our Casio or Citizen Eco-Drive collections.

18. Can I add charms to this bracelet?

Due to the 8.4mm width and 11g weight, the N925-076 is strong enough to carry a second-hand silver pendant charm. However, we recommend having charms professionally soldered onto the links for security.

19. Is this bracelet considered a unisex design?

The link style is classic and versatile. With a width of 8.4mm and a length of 194mm, it is suitable for anyone who prefers a medium-gauge bracelet with a noticeable but refined profile.

20. How does the brand-new condition compare to pre-owned?

A brand-new piece like the N925-076 offers a perfectly pristine surface and zero mechanical wear in the links. While second-hand silver bracelets offer great value, a new item provides the full lifecycle of the piece to the first owner.

Expert Credentials & Final Thoughts

Mark Willetts, Founder & Senior Technical Jewellery Appraiser
With over two decades of professional experience in the Devon jewellery trade, I have overseen the authentication and sale of thousands of precious metal assets. Since establishing H.E. Phillips Ltd in August 2000, our mission has been to provide transparent, forensics-grade technical data for every piece in our showroom. We believe that a customer shouldn't just know how much an item costs, but understand its metallurgical composition, its regulatory standing, and its mechanical engineering. This N925-076 bracelet represents that commitment—a brand-new, fully hallmarked piece of silver that meets every UK standard for quality and purity.

Choosing a silver bracelet is a decision that impacts both your aesthetic style and your personal asset collection. By selecting a hallmarked 11g piece, you are investing in a durable item that bypasses the fragility of mass-market "hollow" silver. At our workshop at 19 Fore Street, Totnes, we take pride in being a physical hub for jewellery expertise. Whether you are purchasing your first sterling silver piece or adding to a heritage collection, our team is here to provide the aftercare and technical support necessary to ensure your jewellery remains a lasting legacy. We invite you to explore our full range of new silver bracelets and experience the H.E. Phillips Ltd difference in person.

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

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