White Gold

[The_beauty]

emadya andaru white gold rings kontunaru kada.. asalu white gold lo enta K best for rings?

[littlemoon]

depends on entha weight tho kavali anedhi..

[The_beauty]

ikada e online site lo chusina max 18k e unai rings,.... 18k manchidena?

[littlemoon]

yh ikada 18 k tho ne untundi.. india lo 22 ala untayi avi bavuntayi..

i am not 100% sure wait for others reply

[banthiii]

When gold is spoken of in terms of Karats it means the percentage of gold in the alloy which the jewellery is crafted from. 18ct gold is actually 75% gold with the remaining 25% being other materials which strengthen and sometimes give the alloy a different colour to the golds natural yellow.
White gold is normally a much paler yellow alloy which is plated with another white metal called Rhodium, the jewellery is plated to ensure a bright white finish with a high lustre. Over time the plating can wear through to reveal the yellowish alloy underneath, it’s a relatively inexpensive and quick job to have any items re-plated.

It varies, but 14k and 10k white gold are common. You can find 18k too. If it’s less than 10k, it can’t be labeled as gold.

[chittimallu5]

[quote name='banthiii' timestamp='1355238277' post='1302930683']
When gold is spoken of in terms of Karats it means the percentage of gold in the alloy which the jewellery is crafted from. 18ct gold is actually 75% gold with the remaining 25% being other materials which strengthen and sometimes give the alloy a different colour to the golds natural yellow.
White gold is normally a much paler yellow alloy which is plated with another white metal called Rhodium, the jewellery is plated to ensure a bright white finish with a high lustre. Over time the plating can wear through to reveal the yellowish alloy underneath, it’s a relatively inexpensive and quick job to have any items re-plated.

It varies, but 14k and 10k white gold are common. You can find 18k too. If it’s less than 10k, it can’t be labeled as gold.
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[littlemoon]

[quote name='banthiii' timestamp='1355238277' post='1302930683']
When gold is spoken of in terms of Karats it means the percentage of gold in the alloy which the jewellery is crafted from. 18ct gold is actually 75% gold with the remaining 25% being other materials which strengthen and sometimes give the alloy a different colour to the golds natural yellow.
White gold is normally a much paler yellow alloy which is plated with another white metal called Rhodium, the jewellery is plated to ensure a bright white finish with a high lustre. Over time the plating can wear through to reveal the yellowish alloy underneath, it’s a relatively inexpensive and quick job to have any items re-plated.

It varies, but 14k and 10k white gold are common. You can find 18k too. If it’s less than 10k, it can’t be labeled as gold.
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well said

[The_beauty]

[quote name='banthiii' timestamp='1355238277' post='1302930683']
When gold is spoken of in terms of Karats it means the percentage of gold in the alloy which the jewellery is crafted from. 18ct gold is actually 75% gold with the remaining 25% being other materials which strengthen and sometimes give the alloy a different colour to the golds natural yellow.
White gold is normally a much paler yellow alloy which is plated with another white metal called Rhodium, the jewellery is plated to ensure a bright white finish with a high lustre. Over time the plating can wear through to reveal the yellowish alloy underneath, it’s a relatively inexpensive and quick job to have any items re-plated.

It varies, but 14k and 10k white gold are common. You can find 18k too. If it’s less than 10k, it can’t be labeled as gold.
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good post... so betr white kanna yellow gold e konatam correct anamata?

[banthiii]

[quote name='The_beauty' timestamp='1355238900' post='1302930716']


good post... so betr white kanna yellow gold e konatam correct anamata?
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Yup, ikkada kanna India lono, Dubai lono gold konukko, purity untadhi, mana intlo vallaki o clarity untadhi

[Kakateyudu]

[quote name='banthiii' timestamp='1355238277' post='1302930683']
When gold is spoken of in terms of Karats it means the percentage of gold in the alloy which the jewellery is crafted from. 18ct gold is actually 75% gold with the remaining 25% being other materials which strengthen and sometimes give the alloy a different colour to the golds natural yellow.
White gold is normally a much paler yellow alloy which is plated with another white metal called Rhodium, the jewellery is plated to ensure a bright white finish with a high lustre. Over time the plating can wear through to reveal the yellowish alloy underneath, it’s a relatively inexpensive and quick job to have any items re-plated.

It varies, but 14k and 10k white gold are common. You can find 18k too. If it’s less than 10k, it can’t be labeled as gold.
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gp thanks for the info

[The_beauty]

[quote name='banthiii' timestamp='1355239201' post='1302930737']

Yup, ikkada kanna India lono, Dubai lono gold konukko, purity untadhi, mana intlo vallaki o clarity untadhi
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Ya but for some reason white gold ring vi look bagundii..... compared to yellow gold.

[Gajala frm Washington DC]

gp