925 Sterling Silver
Jewelry Manufacturer
For Premium Lines.

Yes. Pieces are made from 925 sterling silver and stamped to the market's required marking before packing.

Yes. Vermeil — 2.5 µm+ gold over 925 sterling — gives the gold look with a precious-metal base claim. Standard gold plating on silver is also available for tighter cost targets.

Silver oxidizes over time, especially with sweat, water and humidity. Rhodium flash or an anti-oxidation top layer can be added, and care cards tell the end customer how to store the piece.

925 sterling silver is 92.5% silver alloyed with copper, and silver itself rarely irritates skin. Most jewelry-related skin reactions come from nickel used in some alloys and plating baths, so TEYING offers nickel-free silver lines and lead-free, cadmium-free options confirmed per order. For sensitive-skin customers, ask for a nickel-free confirmation in the written specification.

It usually means the piece avoids metals most likely to irritate skin, mainly nickel, and keeps cadmium and lead below regulated limits. There is no single legal definition, so a buyer should define the requirement in the order: nickel-free base and plating route, plus any target-market testing such as EN 1811 nickel release.

Yes. The silver base, solder, plating route and findings can all be specified nickel-free per project. Testing documentation is confirmed by destination market and order scope, so a brand selling into the EU can request EN 1811 evidence with the order.