Silver One Resources Inc. has started a microgravity test survey at the high-grade 417 area of its Phoenix Silver Project in Arizona.

The program involves collecting up to 2,800 gravity stations on a 5-metre grid to detect dense, metallic bodies at shallow to moderate depths. Field acquisition is expected to take approximately 30 days, followed by another 30 days for data processing, 3D modelling, and interpretation.

Silver One holds a 100% interest in the project, which sits within Arizona's Arizona Silver Belt immediately adjacent to the Globe copper-producing area. Prior work at the property included staking new claims and conducting airborne ZTEM and ground geophysical surveys.

“Initiating microgravity surveying at Phoenix Silver is an important advancement in our exploration strategy. This technique provides the potential to detect dense subsurface bodies that conventional drilling may have missed. A successful outcome at the 417 area could support broader application across multiple high-priority targets, including the Mexican Mine and Nuggets North zones.”

— Greg Crowe, Silver One President & CEO

If the test program successfully identifies anomalies consistent with dense metallic accumulations, the company plans to extend the survey westward to the Mexican Mine area and other priority targets across the property. Meanwhile, Silver One is working toward completing a pre-feasibility study at its Candelaria project by the end of 2026.

Elsewhere in the surrounding district, reconnaissance sampling at the Silver King Project reported by Prismo Metals Inc. yielded assay results including 1,362 g/t silver and 1.73% copper.

Read the full announcement: Silver One Commences Microgravity Survey at the Phoenix Silver's 417 High-Grade Silver Target to Test for Potential Dense Metallic Bodies