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Large Sterling Silver Discs
- Metal type : Sterling silver
- Karat/purity : 925
- Hardness : Dead soft
- Form : Disc
- Shape : Round
- Weight : 1.097 ounces (31.104g)
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$24.83
priced per troy ounce
Description
This 6" sterling silver disc is dead soft, a temper and size that is ideal for use in your Bonny Doon hydraulic press. Dead soft sterling silver is easy to bend, shape and hammer; it is an ideal starting point for forming, shaping and wire-wrapping. Keep in mind that hardness is changeable (by annealing or heat-hardening) and is relative among metal types (each temper will feel and handle differently from one metal to another). When finishing your pieces, also keep in mind that the harder the metal is, the brighter a finish it will take.
This disc is sold individually but is priced by the ounce.
Specifications:
- Metal type : Sterling silver
- Karat/purity : 925
- Hardness : Dead soft
- Form : Disc
- Shape : Round
- Metal color : White
- Country of origin : United States
Please Note:
• Please be aware that this item may require finishing.
• IMPORTANT: Sterling silver is an alloy containing metals that react with chemicals found in air and produce tarnish; high moisture levels, exposure to sunlight and contaminants such as salt water increase this reaction. Take steps to protect your sterling silver by keeping it in airtight packages, use tarnish-resistant products (such as tarnish tabs or strips) that absorb harmful chemicals, and store metals in a cool, dry place. Most tarnish is easily removed by polishing with a mild abrasive or soaking in an anti-tarnish solution.
• IMPORTANT: Sterling silver is an alloy containing metals that react with chemicals found in air and produce tarnish; high moisture levels, exposure to sunlight and contaminants such as salt water increase this reaction. Take steps to protect your sterling silver by keeping it in airtight packages, use tarnish-resistant products (such as tarnish tabs or strips) that absorb harmful chemicals, and store metals in a cool, dry place. Most tarnish is easily removed by polishing with a mild abrasive or soaking in an anti-tarnish solution.
Catalog page: 2019-2020 Gems and Findings & Display and Packaging Catalog p.35
