Fake 925 ring?

Jesse James

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I've probably got at least 30 some rings under my belt now, and was excited about my new find. As soon as I pop a ring out, as with most everyone I'm sure, I immediately check for a K, or 925 stamp if it's silver. It was hard to focus in on the 925 stamp in the picture but you can plainly see it's there. As soon as I got home I gave it a baking soda rub as usual, but suddenly the silver started chipping off! So I'm assuming this is a fake? Has anyone else encountered this before?
 

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DiamondDan

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Sorry, but yeah. A real silver ring would not be all pitted and chipping like that.
 

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Nice ring find! :occasion14:
 

Kray Gelder

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Rhodium plated sterling. Common, and it is sterling. The rhodium is flaking off.
 

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never a marked fake but Ive found many with 10 or 14k then some letters abd when I research them they are gold or some dissapointing meaning
 

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