Post by Admin (wilson) on Aug 17, 2015 15:00:42 GMT
The most popular rings made today are made up of GOLD or PLATINUM. Both the metals are durable and solid. They are ideal for making setting. Depending on individuals budget and style you can choose the metal.
Gold: Gold what is generally worn is not pure gold but its a mix of other metals. These are mix of other golds to make gold more stronger. Gold in its original form is very soft. So gold is used in alloyed form. Gold is measured in specific codes such as 10K, 18K, 24K. The k specifies how many parts of gold is contained in 24parts of alloy. 24K being the purest form.
Platinum: It’s the most precious metal. It is more rare and more expensive than gold. Platinum is alloyed made up of of six heavy metals, including platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium and osmium. Platinum sutis even the most sensitive skin. Apart from its strength and density, Platinum is also pliable. One gram of metal can produce a fine wire of remarkable length. This quality of platinum has enabled jewelers to create beautiful rings. For more information on gold www.b2cjewels.com/education/goldguide.aspx
Gold: Gold what is generally worn is not pure gold but its a mix of other metals. These are mix of other golds to make gold more stronger. Gold in its original form is very soft. So gold is used in alloyed form. Gold is measured in specific codes such as 10K, 18K, 24K. The k specifies how many parts of gold is contained in 24parts of alloy. 24K being the purest form.
Platinum: It’s the most precious metal. It is more rare and more expensive than gold. Platinum is alloyed made up of of six heavy metals, including platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium and osmium. Platinum sutis even the most sensitive skin. Apart from its strength and density, Platinum is also pliable. One gram of metal can produce a fine wire of remarkable length. This quality of platinum has enabled jewelers to create beautiful rings. For more information on gold www.b2cjewels.com/education/goldguide.aspx