Our Metals & Stones
Our Jewelries are made from the Finest premium metals.
We know that you value your rings and so we value our clients too.
Premium Sterling Silver 925 – Silver has been used for jewelry since 3500-B.C. , When the Ancient Egyptians created ornaments out of silver. The word “sterling” is short for Easterlings, a form of money used in 12th century England. Silver Jewelry was popular because of its large supply, affordable price and ease of manufacture.
To be considered “Sterling Silver”, an article must contain at least 92.5 percent pure Silver; That is why sterling silver is marked “925”. Although rich in luster, silver tarnished when exposed to elements. The tarnish can be cleaned using variety of products available in the market. 925 Silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, usually copper.
Brass Gold – Warm gold in color, Brass is the most inexpensive yellow metal used in Jewelry. Known for its strength and durability, brass is actually an alloy of 55% to 70% copper, the balance being zinc.
Stainless Steel – Stainless steel is a relatively hard and durable metal traditionally used in fine Jewelry. It is particularly popular in men’s bracelets, necklaces and dress rings.
ELECTROPLATING IN 18K GOLD USING THE FOLLOWING METALS:
- PREMIUM STERLING SILVER(925) FOR 2 TONE EFFECTS
- STAINLESS STEEL FOR 2 TONE EFFECTS
- BRASS GOLD
Gold Electroplating is an electrochemical process by which a thin layer of 18K Real Gold is deposited on the surface of another metal. An electric current draws gold ions, which are positively charged, through a gold bath solution, allowing them to adhere to the negatively charged piece of metal.
