A friend bought a silver belt in Xishuangbanna Dai Village, which was marked with S990. Is it true?

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Friends bought a silver belt in Dai Village more than 8,000, saying that it was S990, will there be fake? The guidance whistle, a little uneasy in his heart.

4 thoughts on “A friend bought a silver belt in Xishuangbanna Dai Village, which was marked with S990. Is it true?”

  1. Sheldon

    The authenticity also requires a special jewelry appraisal agency to identify whether the purity is not unsatisfactory to reach no professional instruments, but it should not be a traditional craftsmanship.
    S990 is the letter logo of foot silver ornaments. Among them, the letter S is the first letter of the English word Silver, which represents silver. 990 represents the silver content of not less than 99. Another logo is S99, which means the same. The silver content is not less than 990. Because it is too soft, it is not easy to cast the shape of the jewelry, and it is easy to wear and oxidize and turn black. The processing cost is too high, so it is not very suitable for jewelry production.

  2. Tammy

    According to my past experience, you can tell you more responsible that your friend should be a fooled. The place where the tour guide brought was not good. If you can see more tourists at the time, it is really a fooled. Some time ago, Xishuangbanna also rectified the black spots of Sha Jin and the village of Shayin. Of course, it is not ruled out that the possibility of buying Zhenyin, it is best to take it to the silver shop for a person to take a look.

  3. Dewey

    Is it a bit of flawless theory? To the king of Dai, to the village chief, they are all men. How could it be possible to marry a man and a woman? Someone really believes it! Intersection Then you should be deceived! What sells things for everyone is not a minority at all! The Han boss renting the scenic area of ​​the minority people and the Dai Building, hanging a few so -called photos of her own, said that she was her family, and claimed to be "Xiaoyu" to sell things. Those so -called explanations are basically Han people, wearing minority costume role -playing. The real national culture was completely distorted by these illegal merchants. It is not emphasized that the mother -in -law's society is the topic of selling women -related silverware?

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