Among the many jewellery items, this bracelet is particularly popular with our women. Whether it is the wealth of gold bracelets, the gentleness of jade bracelets, or the exquisiteness of silver bracelets, everyone probably wants to have bracelets of different styles and materials.
Compared with gold bracelets and jade bracelets, silver bracelets have advantages both in price and style.
But when Bao sister was visiting the jar recently, she discovered an interesting thing:
An altar friend posted a message asking for help, saying that he had a new silver bracelet that hadn't been worn for a few days, and the skin around his wrist was all black. I don't know why.
As soon as the post was posted, netizens immediately aroused heated discussions. Some people think it is a skin problem, some people think it is a bracelet problem, so what is the truth? Let's analyze and analyze together~
Possibility 1: The silver bracelet becomes black and stains the skin
As the first possibility, if the silver bracelet itself turns black, it is most likely caused by the wearer's own sweat.
We know that silver will only oxidize and turn black when it encounters sulfur, and some human bodies are acidic, and the sweat will also contain acidic sulfur. After long-term contact, it is easy to chemically react with silver bracelets and cause hair loss. It's dark and rubs on the skin.
Possibility 2: Fake silver bracelets cause skin darkening
But carefully observe the picture sent by Tanyou, except for the black wrist, the silver bracelet is not black, which makes Sister Bao suspect that this bracelet may have a major problem.
Generally speaking, silver jewellery that reaches 999 on the market can hardly cause the skin to become black even if it turns black. Only those fake silverware can cause skin abnormalities because of other metal elements inside.
△For example, skin allergies caused by excessive nickel in imitation silver jewelry
The ancestors have believed that wearing silver jewelry can kill bacteria and detox, but if you wear fake silver jewelry, not only will it not be able to detoxify, but it will make you poisoned!
Because the price of silver jewelry itself is not expensive, and the mass acceptance is high, many unscrupulous merchants are motivated to use various mixed metal materials to imitate silverware to deceive consumers.
After the silver is beaten into thin sheets, it is wrapped on the surface of other metals, which is called silver coating. Imitation silverware made by this method is often labeled as pure silver to deceive the public because of the presence of a layer of real silver on the surface.
