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I have ordered from several sellers who title their product as 925 sterling silver and they are not. I laid my jewelry purchases on the table to prepare for Christmas wrapping and noticed 5 of my "925 sterling silver" chains had an odd coloring - orangey - to them. So I did a little research and learned about the MAGNET test. Silver does not attract to a magnet. Much to my horror, all but one of my chains (a total of 35) are not 925 sterling silver. The pendants wrapped in sterling silver are real silver, and necklaces with chains appear to be 925 sterling silver, but chains only are a rip-off. And all of the sellers for them are from China - I'm just saying. Of chains that barely were attracted to the magnets, unfortunately, the clasps and jump rings did quickly attach to the magnets. What a shame - these bad guys will end up giving the good guys a bad reputation also.

I've also ordered clothing from Wish.com, and that is another whole story - be careful - if they are from China they run very small, and it is worth your time to take body measurements for those sellers who post the same for their sizing.