What does it mean to see the tail of a silver gradient cat?

The British Shorthair Silver Gradient is a breed of British Shorthair that is bred from British Shorthair cats and Chinchilla cats. It has the white coat color of Chinchilla cats and the important characteristics of British Shorthair cats. During the breeding process of silver gradation, gold dots, silver dots, gold gradation, blue and gold gradation, etc. appeared with point-like coat colors.
The silver gradient cat is a type of British shorthair cat. Because the hair on its body shows a gradient state of white and silver gray, it is called silver gradient.
In addition to the two-color gradient of the hair on the body of the silver gradient cat, the dark hair growing in a ring on the tail is also a representative pattern. Those with this pattern on their tails are called "Ringtail".
So the silver gradient with ring tails is definitely more expensive than the silver gradient without ring tails, but ring tails also come in different colors and shapes.
Generally speaking, ring tails with lighter colors, rounder and regular rings are the rarest, so the price is also the most expensive. If the hair color of such a silver gradient layer is better, the color will be more beautiful. If so, the price will be very high. Secondly, the ring is very regular, but the darker color is still in relatively good condition.
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