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What is a 800 Silver?

800 Silver is a silver-purity grade used to compare millesimal-fineness silver content in jewelry and silverware.

800 Silver is a silver-purity grade used to compare millesimal-fineness silver content in jewelry and silverware.

800 silver (80% silver) was widely used for silverware and jewelry in Germany, Italy and other parts of continental Europe.

Measurement system: Jewelry purity grading based on millesimal (per-1000) fineness. SI equivalent: Reference purity factor used in the converter: 0.8.

800 Silver facts

Unit name
800 Silver
Symbol
800
Category
Silver Purity
Measurement system
Jewelry purity grading based on millesimal (per-1000) fineness
SI equivalent
Reference purity factor used in the converter: 0.8
Common uses
Jewelry, silverware, valuation and silver-purity checks

Definition of the 800 silver

800 Silver is a silver-purity grade used to compare millesimal-fineness silver content in jewelry and silverware.

Measurement system and SI relationship

Jewelry purity grading based on millesimal (per-1000) fineness

SI equivalent: Reference purity factor used in the converter: 0.8

History of the 800 silver

800 silver (80% silver) was widely used for silverware and jewelry in Germany, Italy and other parts of continental Europe.

Where is the 800 silver used?

Jewelry, silverware, valuation and silver-purity checks

800 Silver conversion tools

Sources

  1. BIPM: The International System of Units (SI Brochure)
  2. NIST: Guide for the Use of the International System of Units

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