Germanium is the small alloying addition that changes how Argentium silver behaves. Learn how it affects tarnish resistance, firestain, heat hardening, fusing and why the metal is more than high-purity sterling.

Argentium silver is a high-purity, nickel-free current silver alloy that many sensitive-ear shoppers seek out. Learn what matters in posts, ear wires, backs, tarnish and earring weight before buying.

Yes, Argentium silver can be resized and repaired, but the jeweller needs to understand the alloy and the construction of the piece. Learn what changes when repairing rings, chains, settings and older Argentium jewellery.

Argentium usually costs more than traditional sterling silver, but the price difference is tied to real material and manufacturing differences. Learn what you are actually paying for — and when the premium makes sense.

Yes, Argentium is real solid silver — not plating, silver tone or a coating over base metal. Learn what 940 and 960 mean, how Argentium differs from 925 sterling and why the alloy has its...

Argentium is often sought out by people who struggle with ordinary jewellery metals. Learn what current Argentium alloys contain, what nickel-free actually means, and why no metal should be sold as a universal allergy guarantee.

Argentium 940 and 960 are both high-purity, tarnish-resistant silver alloys. Compare silver content, colour, hardness, fabrication and what the grade actually means for the person wearing the jewellery.

Argentium silver is highly tarnish-resistant, but that does not mean it can never change colour. Learn why it stays brighter than traditional sterling, what can still affect it, and how to care for it properly.