The Silver with the most popularity used for making jewelry is Sterling-Sterling which is 92.5% Silver and 7.25% Copper. It characteristics of light color,
malleability, and strength make this a wonderful metal to work with. Sterling Silver jewelry, for example, a silver pendant, or pieces are usually marked for fineness.

There are various signs and symbols associated with Silver among those individuals who are involved with crystal healing, chakra, vibrations, chakra, spiritualism,
numerology, psychic, supernatural, the New Age and astrological signs; however, it seems that within these associations there can be confusion as to which source is correct.

According to planetary astrology, silver represents the Earth's moon and symbolizes the feminine nature of energy, which is more passive and less assertive.
As far as Vedic Astrology goes, Venus is represented by Silver, and is the metal for Taurus and Libra birth signs. In Numerology, it's related to the number 4.
Western Astrology associates Silver with Cancer and Aquarius birth signs. Silver is considered a water element, and it's symbolic for those individuals that are
celebrating their 25th Wedding Anniversary.

Because Silver has conductive abilities, New Age healers believe that it can conduct the body's energy, and it can remove negative energy from the body by
channeling the positive energy of other minerals into a patient. The minerals used for this process, along with Silver, include Turquoise, Agate, Jet,
Moonstone, Lodestone, and cooler-colored gems. To aid a person with poor eyesight, lodestone set in Silver is worn as a silver pendant.

A pendant has been defined as an adornment that hangs from a piece of jewelry which includes a necklace, choker, or earrings.
The most popular metal used for making the Silver pendant is Sterling Silver. The Silver Pendant may be handcrafted or created through sand casting,
and it can be enriched with cabochons and faceted gemstones to create a unique piece of art.