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Continuum™ Sterling Silver

 

A Stronger, Brighter, More Durable Silver for Everyday Wear

Sterling silver has been cherished for centuries, but traditional sterling has limitations—especially for jewelry that is worn every day. Continuum™ sterling silver is a modern, patent-pending advancement that addresses those limitations while maintaining the beauty and value people love about silver.

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What Is Continuum™ Sterling Silver?

Like all true sterling silver, Continuum™ is 92.5% fine silver.
The difference lies in the remaining 7.5% alloy metals.

  • Standard sterling silver uses copper in this portion

  • Continuum™ silver replaces most of that copper with a proprietary blend made up of 95% precious metals

It is this advanced alloy composition that gives Continuum™ its unique combination of strength, tarnish resistance, and bright white color.

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Key Benefits of Continuum™ Silver

Increased Strength & Durability

Continuum™ sterling silver is approximately 35% harder than standard sterling silver.
This added hardness provides:

  • Greater resistance to dents and deformation

  • More secure stone settings

  • Improved longevity for rings and jewelry worn daily

This makes Continuum™ an excellent choice for wedding rings, engagement rings, and everyday jewelry, especially for those who are hard on their pieces.

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Superior Tarnish Resistance

Tarnish in traditional sterling silver occurs because of the copper content, which reacts with air, moisture, and skin chemistry.

Continuum™ silver:

  • Significantly reduces copper content

  • Uses a refined alloy blend that slows oxidation

  • Is tarnish resistant, though not tarnish-proof

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Under normal wear, Continuum™ maintains its finish far longer than standard sterling silver. In rare cases of discoloration (typically from harsh chemicals), it can be easily restored:

  • Light tarnish wipes off with a polishing cloth

  • Stubborn discoloration can be quickly buffed by a jeweler

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Brighter, Longer-Lasting Finish

Continuum™ silver has:

  • A tighter grain structure

  • A naturally bright white color

  • A polish that lasts longer and stays brighter over time

Its color is often compared to platinum, at a fraction of the cost, making it an attractive alternative for those who prefer a crisp white metal.

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Hypoallergenic & Skin-Friendly

Many people experience skin discoloration (“green finger”) with traditional sterling silver due to copper reactions.

Continuum™ silver:

  • Is nickel-free

  • Has an extremely low copper content

  • Is well tolerated by sensitive skin

After years of working with this alloy, we have not had a customer report skin discoloration from Continuum™ sterling silver.

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Continuum™ sterling silver is available as an optional upgrade on eligible designs. You can view the upgrade details our Continuum silver upgrade page.

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Important Notes About Continuum™ Silver

  • Continuum™ is not a coating — its properties are inherent to the metal itself

  • Because it is not plated or surface-treated, it cannot be added later

  • The upgrade must be selected at the time the jewelry is made

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Why We Recommend Continuum™ Silver

We have worked with Continuum™ sterling silver for several years and have been consistently impressed by its performance. Our customers appreciate the combination of beauty, durability, and low maintenance.

We especially recommend Continuum™ silver for:

  • Wedding and engagement rings

  • Daily wear rings

  • Customers with active lifestyles

  • Those with sensitive skin or metal allergies

It delivers near-platinum aesthetics, improved durability, and tarnish resistance—without the high cost of platinum or gold.

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Interested in upgrading your jewelry to Continuum™ sterling silver?
Read more about the upgrade and pricing on our Continuum silver upgrade page.

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Learn More

For a deeper technical explanation of this advanced silver alloy, you may also visit the developer's Continuum silver information page.

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