Before a wholesale order, buyers should verify material wording, weight logic, stamp position, sample photos, and supplier records instead of relying on one polished product image.
Start with material wording
Ask whether the item is solid 925 sterling silver, silver plated, or only silver color. These phrases are not the same, and they affect price, after-sales risk, and customer trust.
A buyer should keep the supplier answer in writing, then match the wording against invoice, packing list, product label, and marketplace listing copy.
Use photos and records together
A 925 stamp photo is useful, but it should not be the only check. Combine stamp photos with item weight, close-up product photos, sample approval, and the supplier order record.
- Ask where the 925 stamp is placed
- Check clasp, post, band, or pendant bail close-ups
- Compare item weight with the claimed material
- Keep approved sample photos for future reorders
Buyer FAQ
Does a 925 stamp prove the item is real sterling silver?
It is a useful sign, but not complete proof. Buyers should also check supplier records, product weight, sample photos, and material wording.
Should a new buyer test one sample first?
Yes. A sample helps the buyer check material wording, finish, size, stone setting, clasp, and packing before a larger order.
Contact YOLI for 925 silver product checks, wholesale records, or Thailand production-route discussion.