The Empire of Reimia (3)

- As for metals, it's much simpler. Just choose what you like aesthetically and fits your budget, and that's it. No one really understands them, and there's no difference in their properties for jewelry. Gold and platinum are expensive; you can only consider them as a gift for your wife if you live in a mansion and earn two hundred and fifty thousand Rumis a month, and even then, it's better to go with silver. Silver is the standard if you absolutely need the item to have some status as a precious piece of jewelry, but in that case, we're back to patterns and stones on top, and it's overpriced anyway. But if it's just a trinket as a gift, in gratitude, or with sentimental value, or just a simple gift from the heart, then choose something cheaper and don't worry about it. You can take zinc or copper, if you really need to know the specific material. But otherwise, it doesn't matter. The only thing is, it's probably best not to buy the very cheapest ones, as they may darken over time, or maybe one in a million people will have an allergy, but in general... - Latro waved his hand. - If it's, again, a simple, sentimental gift to express feelings, then it's not a problem at all; the thought is what matters most. And I still don't think that a jewelry store in the capital would sell complete junk.