Has Allegiance Gold even been taken to court? Are they being sued right now by an angry customer? Find out below! Lawsuit 1- SHAWN CAMPBELL VS ALLEGIANCE GOLD LLC, ET AL. On September 25th, 2023, Shawn Campbell filed a lawsuit for breach of contract against Allegiance Gold LLC in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, … Read more

Horn silver is the common name for cerargyrite (chlorargyrite), a halide mineral composed of silver chloride (AgCl). The name comes from its horn-like appearance after weathering and polishing by wind and dust. Horn silver is real silver ore containing approximately 75% pure silver and 25% chlorine. It forms as a secondary mineral in oxidized zones … Read more

Silver 500, also called “Half Silver,” is a silver alloy containing 50% silver and 50% copper. It was commonly used in British coins from 1920-1946 and occasionally in jewelry where cost is a concern. Silver 500 isn’t magnetic (it’s diamagnetic) but is allergenic due to its copper content. This makes it unsuitable for people with … Read more

Ruthenium is hypoallergenic and one of the least likely jewelry metals to cause allergic reactions. This means ruthenium isn’t toxic in its solid form as used in jewelry. However, while ruthenium is hypoallergenic, it’s often alloyed with allergenic metals which then make it allergenic. Ruthenium is also used to thinly coat allergenic base metals (like … Read more

Silver 875 is a silver alloy containing 87.5% pure silver and 12.5% other metals, typically copper. It was historically used in Russia and Eastern Europe and was called “84 Zolotnik Silver” from the Russian purity system where 84/96 zolotniks equals 87.5% silver. This silver alloy is non-magnetic and generally hypoallergenic, though copper sensitivity happen occasionally. … Read more