Simply put, there are literally thousands of other items, that are far more likely to be found, than a new product, with no sales.
It takes time to propagate through the systems.

A general search is limited to 7 pages, no matter how many results there are. If you repeat the search in women’s fashion you are on page 10 of what it says are 400.

Edit - there are a small number of spelling mistakes which you might want to correct. You have used “solver” instead of “silver” once that i can see. Also, i’m not sure you’ve chosen the best main image when half of it is blurry.

I’d also ask how something silver plated can be stamped as 925 sterling silver.

Other thoughts:

If Dazzle Me is the brand, it shouldnt be a generic listing or shouldnt say Dazzle Me as the brand if its not

Phrases like ideal gift and perfect gift are also in the restricted phrases list and shouldnt really be used in proper titles

As the little shop has said, if the manufacturer has stamped a silver plated product 925 this is 100% incorrect. Only solid silver items can be stamped 925 (and must be hallmarked if over, I think, 7.73g)

@pudding_n_pie and @osgood.

Firstly the title state it is 925 silver plated, NOT solid silver. The material is stated as ‘Metal’ and not silver. In addition, in features it is stated “Main metal is copper with 925 sterling silver plated”. There are also thousands of similar items (silver plated) in the same situation as me on Amazon who have been selling for a long time. Although that is not a valid reason but I also checked it legally and here what I found:

From legal terms this is what I have found which I am complying with. The only mistake I made was to state that it was stamped that I removed now.

In the UK, it is illegal to sell any item that is falsely marked with a hallmark or quality mark, such as the “925” mark on silver jewelry. However, if the bracelet is made of metal and is silver plated, it can still be legally sold as long as it is accurately labeled and not falsely represented as solid silver.

It is important to note that silver plating is a thin layer of silver coating on a base metal, and it can wear off over time, revealing the base metal underneath. Therefore, it is essential to provide clear information to customers about the composition of the jewelry to avoid any misunderstandings or misrepresentations.

In summary, as long as the silver-plated bracelet is accurately labeled and not falsely represented as solid silver, it can be legally sold in the UK even if it has a 925 stamp on it.

For example - this is taken from the UK Hallmarking Act 1973

Part III 3.2
If “sterling” is the word used, the description is to be presumed to be an indication that the
silver is of a standard of fineness of 925