Purchase Fake 90-100 - Price per kilo

There are fake cutlery pieces stamped 90 or 100, often falsely presented as genuine silver-plated items. It is important to understand that these are counterfeits, and their actual silver content is much lower than that of real silver-plated cutlery.

These imitations resemble authentic 90–100 cutlery at first glance, but several signs make them easy to identify:

• Incomplete 90 or 100 stamp: partial, irregular or poorly struck markings, a common indicator of counterfeits.
• Unusually light weight: these fake pieces are made from low-grade metals and are noticeably lighter than genuine 90–100 cutlery.
• Different colour: less shiny, duller, sometimes slightly yellowish or greyish.

The clearest difference appears during surface analysis: genuine silver-plated cutlery shows a 100% silver coating on the surface, as expected for 90–100 pieces. By contrast, the