A viral video circulating online shows a city woman, who works as a mama mboga (vegetable vendor), drawing attention after being seen wearing a 925 silver chain.
The accessory is notably pricey, ranging between Ksh. 15,000 and Ksh. 22,800 in Kenya. Her appearance wearing an authentic chain has surprised many, as it’s uncommon for someone in her line of work to be seen with such a luxury item.
About the 925 Silver Chain: Is It Authentic or Not?
If you’ve seen the number “925” stamped on a silver item, it means the jewelry is crafted from sterling silver. The “925” mark signifies that the piece contains 92.5% pure silver. This stamp is a standard indicator of genuine sterling silver, assuring buyers that the item is not a low-quality imitation.
By Newshub