Pure Scottish Silver

Hand-poured silver from Scotland

Pure Scottish Silver sells hand-poured silver bullion and collectible pieces. The business says it was established in 2015 and is registered with the Edinburgh Assay Office. Its catalogue includes bars, rounds, coins, shaped fractional pieces and custom pours. It also sells equipment such as crucibles and graphite moulds for people interested in pouring their own metal.

Weights, designs and hallmarking

Products range from one-troy-ounce pieces and small fractional bars to larger and unusual weights. Designs include a rampant lion bar, Celtic motifs and novelty shapes. The site describes much of the silver as .999 fine and offers a hallmarking option for some products. It says most items are poured to order, so delivery timing may depend on production and an assay-office step. Buyers should confirm the stated weight, purity, hallmarking status and shipping terms for the exact item they choose.

How to compare a piece

Some listings show decorative or collectible premiums well above the value of the metal alone. For example, a 100-gram bar and a small shaped pour are presented as different kinds of products, even though both are silver. The website also has a gallery, videos, an explanation of the hallmarking process and custom-order information. Those details help a customer understand whether a piece is being bought for its metal content, craftsmanship or design.