The function and effect of silver belt

China is a multi-ethnic country, and many ethnic groups have the habit of wearing silver jewelry. For example, the Miao and Dai people of the Nanman ethnic group all have the habit of wearing silver jewelry. Many people know the Dai people because of the Water-Splashing Festival. In addition, their silver belts are also a symbol of the Dai people. The silver belts have different meanings for the Dai people. Let me see the role and function of the silver belts.

According to Dai customs, married women have to hang the keys to their homes on their silver belts as a sign, and those who don't have keys on their belts are obviously unmarried women. This symbol of distinguishing whether someone is married or not is quite similar to the way in which some regions wear rings on different fingers to indicate whether one is engaged, married or single, and it also has more ethnic characteristics.

Decorations, when worn with Dai clothing, show more beauty and reflect the wealth of the family. In the past, silver belts were only worn by the nobility, and it was only after liberation that the general public began to wear them.

According to Dai customs, married women have to hang the keys to their homes on their silver belts as a sign, and those who don't have keys on their belts are obviously unmarried women. This symbol of distinguishing whether someone is married or not is quite similar to the way in which some regions wear rings on different fingers to indicate whether one is engaged, married or single, and it also has more ethnic characteristics.

The silver belt is an important ornament for Chinese Dai women. It is made of pure silver and weighs one pound.

Dai women cherish silver belts very much. They always wear silver belts no matter when and where they are. This is not only because it is a beautiful ornament, but also because it can show one's identity. Through it, they can show one's marital status.

The fineness of silver is expressed in thousandths. Pure silver: contains no less than 99 silver, and is marked as pure silver or S990 or silver 990. 925 silver: The silver content is not less than 92.5, and the mark is S925 or silver 925.

Health benefits of silver: Silver has a bactericidal effect, and food eaten with silver tableware is less likely to ferment and become sour; silver compounds can be used to treat burns and bandage wounds; silver chopsticks can detect the sulfur content in food.