Chandi Ki Jewellery: A Buyer's Guide to Genuine 925 Silver
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If you're shopping for chandi ki jewellery, you want two things: that it's genuine (asli) chandi, and that it lasts. This simple buyer's guide explains what 925 chandi means, how to check it's real, how to care for it, and why silver is such a smart buy.
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What Is 925 Chandi?
“925” or sterling chandi means the jewellery is 92.5% pure silver mixed with 7.5% other metals (usually copper) for strength. Pure silver alone is too soft for daily wear, so 925 is the standard for chandi ki jewellery — durable, bright and long-lasting.
How to Check Genuine (Asli) Chandi
Look for the 925 stamp. Genuine chandi is stamped “925” or “Sterling.”
Magnet test. Real silver is not magnetic — if it sticks to a magnet, it isn't asli chandi.
Check for tarnish. Real silver darkens slightly over time; pieces that stay unnaturally shiny may be plated. For more, see how to identify genuine 925 silver.
Caring for Your Chandi
Store it in a dry pouch, keep it away from perfume and moisture, and wipe with a soft cloth. Full routine in our silver care guide.
Why Chandi Is a Smart Buy
Chandi gives you a premium look at an affordable price, suits daily wear and festivals alike, and comes in endless designs — from oxidised traditional pieces to modern minimal ones. Explore genuine 925 chandi ki jewellery at Arumayi.
FAQs
What is 925 chandi?
It means the jewellery is 92.5% pure silver with 7.5% alloy for strength — the standard for genuine sterling chandi.
How do I check if chandi is asli (genuine)?
Look for the 925 stamp, try the magnet test (real silver isn't magnetic), and check that it tarnishes naturally over time.
Is chandi ki jewellery good for daily wear?
Yes — 925 chandi is durable and skin-friendly, ideal for everyday wear with basic care.