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Solid Sterling Silver British Charm
GOLD PANNER
Miner, forty niner, prospector.
Klondike Pete kneels as he washes the gravel in his pan looking for that illusive gold nugget.
With extra free split ring as shown.
Charm weight: 3.1 grams
Charm dimensions (measured without jump ring): 17 mm x 12 mm x 10 mm
The sizes stated are accurately measured without the attached jump ring.
Metric sizes are given in millimetres, 10 mm = 1 centimetre. 25mm = 1 inch
The items are shown enlarged in the photographs in order to show the detail clearly.
Where pictured next to a ruler the item's size is seen in scale.
Great detail on this 3 dimensional, British made charm, including:
Careful packing with Jiffy bubble envelope;
Postal insurance included;
1 standard silver jump ring (for soldering).
Plus free sample: Silver split ring, with instructions for home fitting.
Split ring links are an invaluable addition to home charm assembly as it is easy to attach the charm safely to the bracelet or necklace without the need for soldering.
Packs of Silver and gold Split Ring Links are available in our Welded Bliss
Enlarged image of split ring which is like a miniature key ring.
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British sterling silver (925 purity)
British sterling silver was named after the coinage of the realm, being 92.5% pure (hence 925) and has been assayed or hallmarked (i.e. tested for purity in the assay halls) since around the year 1300.
In 1544 the lion passant mark often referred to as the 'sterling lion', was introduced and remains today the hallmarking symbol of British sterling silver.
Charms and small items of silver may display various marks or none at all.
All items of silver which weigh over 7.78 grams must be hallmarked according to British law. This hallmark is impressed on the piece at one of the British assay offices... today only London, Birmingham, Sheffield and Edinburgh. All British hallmarks must include the following separate marks: The maker's or sponsor's mark; fineness, purity or control mark (eg 925 for sterling silver); assay or town mark (eg the anchor for Birmingham). Other marks eg. the lion passant and date letter are now optional.
Most small silver items will not have a full hallmark but may be marked 'sterling', 'silver' or 'silv' / 'sil' for short. They may also be marked 925.
You can be confident that you are buying a sterling silver item, which is produced in the UK, as long as you purchase from a legitimate supplier who will vouch for the purity of the metals used. This guarantee chain is rigorously enforced down the line to the Bullion source or smelters.
Check to see if your supplier is a member of either the British Jeweller's Association (BJA) or the National Association of Goldsmiths (NAG). These are the two trade bodies who support and help regulate the British Jewellery industry.
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Welded Bliss complies with the following consumer legislation:
The Sale of Goods Act 1979
The Trade descriptions Act 1968
The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000
The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2000.
The Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008
As well as the trade regulations of the British Jeweller's Association and Safebuy.
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