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Metals Guide
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Buyers Guide - Gold MetalsYellow gold
Therefore, although it’s not essential, it’s definitely advisable to remove yellow gold rings and jewellery when performing mundane tasks. Also, it is essential to note that in order to avoid discoloration, the gold should be stored separately from other jewellery.
White gold
The colour of white gold will differ depending on the quantity of pure yellow gold and other metals used to create the alloy. Most white gold jewellery is coated in rhodium plating. This naturally silver metal acts to an advantage as it maintains the shiny white polished finished by hiding any impurities and discolouration as a result of the alloying process.
Rose gold
The term ‘rose gold-plated’, indicates that the metal has been coated with a thin layer of rose gold lending the item the magnificence of rose gold at a more affordable rate. A word of aftercare advice for rose-gold wedding rings is that just like pure gold, it should be kept separate from other jewellery, hairsprays and perfumes in order to prevent any damage or discolouration.
Two colour gold
Two colour gold jewellery can be highly exquisite and hence, it is ideal option for those looking for something unique - be it in; a pendant, wedding ring, earrings – you name it!
Three-colour gold
A three colour gold piece is a must have in any wardrobe – be it in the form of a: ring, pendant or earrings, because its three components allow for its perfect coordination with almost any outfit! |