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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;harris498, post: 2024633, member: 44268&quot;]Immerse .925 Ag Sterling jewelry in 35% nitric acid. Avoid fumes.</p><p>Leave flask for ~24 hours. The jewelry should be for the most part completely dissolved, unless you cooked some gold filled on sterling or vermeil pieces.</p><p>The silver is now in solution as silver nitrate. Insert a large copper rod into the solution, this will allow the AgNO3 to precipitate.</p><p>Filter the resulting Ag powder, repeat, repeat, repeat.</p><p>Melt into crucible.</p><p>This is, of course, if you want 98.5%+ purity. You can just melt the sterling into a bar, too, if you want. Just make sure you don&#039;t have any junk in there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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