Silver jewelry is the custom of which nation?

In China, gold and silver are symbols of wealth, and silver has the effect of exorcising evil spirits and detoxifying. In ancient times, gold and silver not only circulated as currency, but also the daily tableware, jewelry and everything that can symbolize power and wealth of the upper class were made of gold and silver. As we all know, everyone wears gold and silver.

As a cultural phenomenon, silver ornaments have been favored by many nationalities in history and become one of the carriers of multicultural communication. Minority democracy is more prominent in Miao and Tibetan.

Miao Yin

Silver ornaments entering Miao society are not simply a unique art form of a certain nation, but an out-and-out mixture. Miao silver ornaments can be divided into headdress, neck ornaments, chest ornaments, hand ornaments, sheng ornaments and children's hats. , are carefully produced by Miao silversmith, which is said to have a history of thousands of years.

Tibetan silver

This is an alloy. For Tibetans, Tibetan silver is actually white copper. Tibetan silver is an elegant name for white copper (copper-nickel alloy). Traditionally, Tibetan silver is 30% silver and 70% copper.

In addition to ethnic minorities, there are also

Makasit

It's 925 sterling silver, just a special name for a special craft. In fact, marcasite is taking the international route now, which is very popular abroad and the texture is 925. It is called "Mulcaster" mainly because it comes from an ingenious Thai masterpiece.