Clay Sterling Silver 960 Modeling Clay 25g

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Artikelnummer: 105.02

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EZ960 Sterling Silver Metal Clay – Product Technical Description

Firing parameters:

  • Open firing on a raised, hard ceramic kiln shelf

  • Firing temperature: 913 °C (1675 °F)

  • Firing time: 2 hours

  • Ramp rate: full ramp

  • No carbon required

  • Torch firing not recommended

Shrinkage: approx. 10–11 %


Product features:
EZ960 is the first sterling silver metal clay that is ready to be shaped, fired, and worked straight from the package – no two-part mixing and no carbon required. This greatly simplifies the work process and ensures consistent, reliable results.

As a sterling silver alloy, EZ960 offers significantly higher strength after firing compared to fine silver. This characteristic makes the clay particularly suitable for high-stress jewelry pieces such as rings and bracelets.

Furthermore, EZ960 is ideal for:

  • Jewelry with loops, hinges, and clasps

  • Functional components

  • Filigree work that benefits from the stability of sterling silver

EZ960 impresses with its excellent working properties and high versatility. The metal clay is also available as syringe and paste.

Product care & materials

What materials do you use?


We use a wide variety of materials – including 925 sterling silver, stainless steel and surgical steel, nickel-free silver-plated and gold-plated metals, genuine minerals, glass, and many other materials for jewelry making.

In our own workshop, we also handcraft glass beads that we use for individual jewelry pieces and accessories.

What's the best way to care for my jewelry?


Keep your jewelry as dry as possible and preferably store pieces individually. Avoid direct contact with perfume, cosmetics, and cleaning agents. If necessary, clean your jewelry gently with a soft cloth. This will help maintain its color, shine, and beauty for as long as possible.

Can I wear my jewelry while showering or exercising?

We recommend removing jewelry before showering, swimming, or exercising – moisture, chlorine, and sweat can damage some materials.