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Hill Tribe Silver

If there's any type of sterling silver jewelry you'd want to pass down to future generations, it's likely Thai hill tribe silver. Handmade by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through ages, these pieces feature distinctive ethnic patterns and matte textures, exuding a unique, mysterious charm. The high silver content adds an air of timeless elegance and value to each piece. It’s more than jewelry—it’s a story you can wear.

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Hill Tribe silver is a type of silver made by indigenous artisans in the hill tribes of Thailand. 

It’s crafted by hand using traditional techniques that have been passed down for generations.

Hill Tribe silver has a distinct, matte finish, giving it a rustic, earthy feel. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, making it far more personal than mass-produced jewelry.

Pure Silver: Hill Tribe silver is typically 97-99% pure, which is higher than regular sterling silver (which is 92.5%). 

Handmade Craftsmanship: Each piece is handmade by artisans using traditional tools passed down for generations. No mass production. Every item is unique.

Distinctive Matte Finish: Unlike shiny, polished sterling silver, Hill Tribe silver has a raw, matte look. It feels more natural, earthy, and rustic.

Cultural Significance: The designs are inspired by nature, symbols, and the rich culture of the hill tribes in Thailand. 

Ethical and Sustainable: You’re supporting traditional craftsmanship while making an eco-friendly choice.

A hallmark is a stamp that guarantees the purity of the metal. For sterling silver, you’ll often see an S925 mark (for 92.5% purity).

While Hill Tribe silver is usually around 97-99% pure, it’s not always hallmarked.

Hill Tribe silver is handcrafted by small artisans using traditional methods. These pieces tend to be more unique, with less emphasis on formal hallmarking. Just because it's not hallmarked doesn’t mean it’s not real. The high silver content and craftsmanship are the key indicators of authenticity.

  • Keep It Dry: Silver doesn’t like moisture. Avoid wearing your hill tribe silver jewelry in the shower, pool, or during heavy workouts.

  • Store It Properly: When you’re not wearing it, store your hill tribe silver in a cool, dry place. A fabric pouch or a jewelry box with anti-tarnish lining works best.

  • Clean Regularly: Wipe your hill tribe silver with a soft cloth after each wear. Avoid rough fabrics that might scratch the surface.