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Pure silver is just what the name suggests– pure silver. However, in the pure form, silver is too soft to use in trim applications or even in jewelry. The only place you see it on horse gear is in inlaid bits and spurs. It is used for inlays because it can be hammered into the cuts and then engraved.
