26 Gauge, 999 Fine Silver Wire, Round, Dead Soft - 4 FT - for Jewelry Art from WIZART

I purchased for emergency water purification. Very good quality and great for my purpose. Holds up under hard conditions.

I use this to make colloidal silver solution. The wire is great, though I'll probably get a thicker gauge next time.

I ordered the 32 gauge sterling wire, which is very thin, for repair work on some earrings and it was exactly right! Top grade Sterling wire...great way to package it and make it visible because it's so thin and yet keep it from being bent. Thank you. Great company, great first purchase and if I need more of any different size sterling wire you're the first company I'm coming to, thanks again!

Great for tensor rings or armbands. I mix mine with copper and brass.

Heated wire to work it a couple times. Formed a white oxide. Warning sign. Thought ok maybe not pure. Melted into an ingot and compared to others I purified with nitric acid and sugar/lye method. I don't know what it is. But is not silver. I think a lead alloy. Has a weird blue crystalline structure in it. real silver on right in picture. Troy oz of silver and well over a troy oz of whatever this stuff is.

Exactly as described. I used this for making a set of earrings and it worked perfectly.

The quality seems good. I didn't know how thin this would actually be though, I was hoping for something thicker. I don't think the value for the money is worth it for these products. They get more expensive the thicker the wire you get and solid silver squares cost less than this. I got barely any silver for what I paid. I was able to make 3 necklaces and a bracelet with the silver amount that I got. So like I said, it was a lot less wire and it was much thinner than I realized. Not sure of the silver content. Just have to believe that it's actually 999 fine silver. It's definitely super soft and flexible like real silver. Just much cheaper elsewhere. It served it's purpose of making jewelery, just not nearly as much as I hoped for so I'll be going through a different brand.

You get such a small amount for the price but it still works. I guess. I use it for making colloidal silver as needed. I hook it to a 9 volt battery and immerse the two ends in distilled water with a couple grains of salt for about 15 minutes. It's better than paying $45 for the same amount of solution. You know that ordering colloidal silver online is always risky because you never what you're getting . Nor how concentrated it might be and how long it's been on the shelf. It's always best to make your own and I would buy this again but I would buy it in a thicker gauge then the 32 Gauge that I originally purchased.