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Eternal Vine Comparison 🆚
A good product can be broken down into two main points: appearance similarity and engraving details.
Today, let's talk about the differences in engraving between our products and some market versions. We've roughly identified 5 market versions.
Figure 1️⃣ is a better market version. The handwriting style is achieved, but the texture is wrong—it's too rounded. Handwritten fonts wouldn't be that rounded. The circled part has fonts that are too thick and connected, because computer-drawn designs can't produce such fine lines. This is also largely due to the use of low-cost film, so the engraving has to be made larger and thicker. The ©️ is also perfectly round.
Figures 2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣5️⃣ are poorer market versions, also known as obvious fakes. The engraving is perfectly neat, clearly machine-printed.

On the left 👈, our exclusive version has an incomplete, irregular ©️. Anyone familiar with ZP knows this is its unique hand-engraving. Hand-engraving on silver is inherently difficult, and the lines are very fine—an effect that computer drawing simply cannot achieve. Look closely at our exclusive version's engraving: handwritten style, irregular, and very fine. Some parts may even be blurry or crooked.

That's a brief introduction for today. More on appearance and details next time. Feel free to chat privately.