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Article: What is the difference between gold filled and gold plated?

Care este diferența dintre aurul filat (gold filled) și cel placat?

What is the difference between gold filled and gold plated?

What is spun gold jewelry?

Threaded gold jewelry contains 100 times more gold than gold-plated or vermeil jewelry, so it lasts 10-20 years of wear. It is a more affordable choice than pure gold jewelry and more versatile, because spun gold is easier to work with, there is a wide range of designs of spun gold jewelry. Discover here our entire collection of spun gold and pearls, or visit directly the most desired products , necklaces , earrings, chains or bracelets .

What is the difference between gold, spun gold and gold plated / vermeil jewellery?

There are two major differences between spun gold jewelry and gold or vermeil plated jewelry.
The first is the amount of gold used. Spinned gold contains, by law, 5% pure gold, while vermeil and plated jewelry contain 0.5% pure gold, 100 times less than spun gold jewelry. For this reason, spun gold jewelry looks like solid gold jewelry, having the orange color typical of plated or vermeil.
The second difference is the method of making these alloys. Spinned gold is made by pressure bonding a thick layer of gold on the outside and a layer of metals on the inside at high temperatures. This process was created to give the material resistance over time. Gold-plated jewelry is made by electrolysis, the gold particles being thus placed on the alloy.

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In January, we had the honor to talk to journalists from Ziarul Financiar about how we started Atelier Devi, what motivates us every day. Access the full article and video interview here.

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Cum am grijă de bijuteriile din aur filat (gold filled)?

How do I take care of gold filled jewelry?

What is gold filled ? Gold filled is often used in the US and is gaining more and more popularity in Europe. In the jewellery industry, gold filled legally requires at least 5% pure gold ...

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