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Gold Alloy:The term "gold-filled" is used to describe articles of jewelry made of base metal which are covered on one or more surfaces with a layer of gold alloy. A quality mark may be used to show the quantity and fineness of the gold alloy. In the United States no article having a gold alloy coating of less than 10-karat fineness may have any quality mark affixed. Lower limits are permitted in some countries.
No article having a gold alloy portion of less than one-twentieth by weight may be marked "gold-filled," but articles may be marked "rolled gold plate" provided the proportional fraction and fineness designations are also shown. Electroplated jewelry items carrying at least 7 millionths of an inch (0.18 micrometers) of gold on significant surfaces may be labeled "electroplate." Plated thicknesses less than this may be marked "gold flashed" or "gold washed."
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Gold Alloys |
Gold Alloys, What is 9ct Gold?.. ... It is important to remember that even the best white gold alloy is actually grey, as is platinum. ...
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Gold Alloys by Weight & Volume |
Comparison of different gold alloys by UK jeweller specialised in design and creation of high quality diamond rings & gold jewellery
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Gold and Gold Alloy Density |
Since those elements (metals) that are known to alloy with gold all have densities and ... This alloy must be harder and less conductive than pure gold.
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