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Queen Elizabeth Memorial Newspaper Book – Red Cloth
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Queen Elizabeth Memorial Newspaper Book – Red Cloth. This 168-page hardback newspaper book commemorates the life and service of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, through press articles covering her astonishing seventy-year reign. When a young Princess Elizabeth set off with her husband on a tour of Australia and New Zealand in early 1952, little did she know of the events that would unfold in the weeks after that would change her life forever. Read press reports of the death of King George VI, as the young Princess saw herself thrust into the spotlight as the new Queen, all while grieving for her father.
Newspaper coverage continues in the book and follows Her Majesty through her seventy-year reign, giving a fascinating insight into the of-the-time press opinion of the Queen. Coverage includes Royal tours, the births of her children, and grandchildren, and of course the patriotic celebrations of each Jubilee. Newspaper coverage includes reports of the sad passing of the Queen on the 8th of September 2022, the 10 days of mourning that followed, and Her Majesty’s state funeral.
This book is not only a wonderful commemoration of a Monarch who devoted her life to service but is a fantastic snapshot of an era where her country’s cultural and political outlook has changed dramatically. The only constant throughout this entire period was Queen Elizabeth II and her devotion and service to her people.
This newspaper book is A3 tabloid in size and is bound in a red cloth hardback cover with a gold-foil embossed design. Add a name in embossing on the cover, and a personal message on the opening page. A gift box is also available at an extra £8 to maker it an extra special gift.
- 168 pages of newspaper coverage spanning seventy-years, from the Queen's Accession to her State Funeral
- Bound in a red cloth cover with a gold foil embossed design
- Emboss the recipient's name on the front cover (+£5 RRP)
- Add a personal message to the opening page of up to 150 characters
- A3 Tabloid Size
Book size approximate: 380mm x 305mm x 18mm
Press coverage of the seventy-year reign of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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Silver is shiny, bright and casts that signature metallic glint we all know and love. It’s timeless and trendy, and universally used in jewelry making. It’s a tensile metal combining both beauty and durability. Designers—and buyers—can’t get enough of silver.
Silver will likely never go out of style as it’s been cherished for centuries, with origins of discovery in Greece and Turkey (formerly Anatolia) dating back to 3000 BC. Pure silver is precious but too soft to use in jewelry. Add a little alloy to the mix and voila, you’ve got sterling silver! In addition to sterling silver, there’s also silver plate, fine silver, pure silver, nickel silver, and 925 silver.
With so many silvers on the market, how do you know which one to buy? Are all silvers the same? And what’s the difference between Stirling silver and 925 silver Jewelry? Here’s the 411 on sterling silver vs. 925 silver.
Sterling Silver vs 925 Silver
You might be wondering what is sterling silver? Sterling silver is an alloy made from 92.5 percent silver and 7.5 percent alloy. An alloy is essentially the mixture of two (or more) elements taken from the periodic table. Regarding sterling silver, the alloys can include zinc, copper or nickel. While the United States, Europe and most of the world enforces a strict standard of sterling silver at 92.5 silver to 7.5 copper or other alloys, there are other standards. Some countries, including France have a standard of 95 percent, however 92.5 is the most common.
So, that leaves the question: what is 925 silver? Ultimately, it’s the same thing as sterling silver! Sterling silver and 925 silver are both made from the same silver alloy blend, with the only key difference being the name.
Durability and Purity of Sterling Silver
The reason sterling silver requires the mixture of other metals is because naturally, pure silver is soft. Adding other metals to the silver increases the hardness, making it more suitable and durable for use in jewelry and housewares like silverware.
The result of this process also produces that signature silver color: bright, shiny and metallic. The only downfall of this beautiful metal is that it can tarnish, which is why it’s important to regularly clean and maintain sterling silver jewelry with polishers.
The purity of silver lands on a numeric scale, or rating system, based on 1,000. Pure silver gets a 999 rating. In order for a silver to be classified as sterling silver, it must meet at least a 92.5 purity, AKA 925. So, as you can see: 925 silver is sterling silver.
Conversely, metals that contain less than 92.5 percent silver are not sterling silver, which is important to keep in mind when buying sterling silver.
How to Identify Sterling Silver
The quickest way to identify sterling silver is to look for a mark or stamp, called the “hallmark.” Certified sterling silver will be stamped or marked with the word “sterling” or “925.”
You may often come across hallmarks labeled with “STG” “SS” or “STER,” which are all authentic notations of sterling silver.
Remember how sterling silver and 925 silver are the same thing? With that knowledge, you’ll recognize that any item of silver jewelry labeled sterling or 925 is in fact sterling silver!
