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Silver (SIL-ver) n: a precious metal with the highest thermal and electrical conductivity of all metals used in coins in a variety of units for the production of jewelry, pottery, and photography.

In its purest form of this shiny metal, like gold, is very soft. For this reason silver alloy with other metals, usually copper, as is the case of production of sterling silver jewelry is much more robust.

Silver Finish: Silver 99.9%.

Thai Karen hill tribesSilver: 99.5% silver.

Britannia Silver: 95.84% silver with a maximum of 4.16% copper.

Mexican Silver: usually 95% silver and 5% copper.

Sterling Silver Jewelry: 92.5% silver with copper, which provides the remaining 7.5%.

Silver is a chemical element in the periodic table the symbol "AG" means. From the etymological point of view of this icon period from early Proto-Indo-European root 'Arg' secondary meaning "white" or "To Shine". This word root foundthe old:

Argos greek -.

Latin – Argentum.

Celtic – Argent.

Sanskrit – Arjuna.

The only language that these roots are missing, the German-Baltic-Slavic languages, a different strain, used for silver, based on just a river in Lycia Turkey today:

Slava – Sirebro.

Baltic – Silabr.

German – Silbr.

Germany or German, the word is the root of the Anglo-Saxon word branch 'Silver' today.

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