sterling silver; still, I don't think Baroque has fake anything. I know they have silver plated but it passed the magnet test. Can anyone help me with these and identify if they're real I'll go to a 'We Buy Gold' place soon but I was curious if anyone would be able to help me...
How to Identify a Solid Silver Object – By Jeffrey Herman, hermansilver.com September 16th, 2011 byadmin Copyright Jeffrey Herman, hermansilver.com Normally, if an object is solid silver it will be indicated on the piece. Examples are: Sterling, 925, 925/1000, 900, Coin, Standard, 9584 ...
Check for silver hallmarks. None of the metals you find will be 100% silver. Sterling silver is considered "true" silver because it is .925 or more silver mixed with a base metal.[1] Check the jewelry, flatware, and other silver items you are considering buying for stamps that indicate ...