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Authentication of Authentic Silver Watches First of all, the hallmark or engraving, usually denoting the presence of silver, such as "925" for sterling silver, should be verified. The craftsmanship is generally better, and many times, materials finish with no rough edges and detail itself is often accurate. It should have a good weight: Authentic silver has higher density than the material used in fake ones. Dig further on the reputation of the brand and purchase only from authentic retailers to ascertain its authenticity. Finally, when purchasing an expensive Silver Watch, ask for documentation or a certificate of authenticity. In this way, by carefully going through the process indicated above, one can confidently acquire an authentic piece that projects quality and class.
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