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| Item Type: | Heart Pendant | Style: | Romantic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Setting: | Claw | Pendant Bale: | Slide |
| Chain Size: | 1mm | Gift For: | Lover |
Gold Weight:1.89-2.00g
Chain Length:16-18 Inch
In its purest form, gold has a distinctive yellow color but it is too soft to be used in jewelry. That’s why it is almost always combined with other
The most obvious difference is the color.
Yellow, white and rose gold have the same percentage of pure gold, therefore, they have the same monetary value.
Most of the time the choice of color is dependent on trends and personal taste.
However, in some cases, it is wise to match the color of the gold to the color of the center stone. For example, using white gold when the diamond has yellowish color can accentuate the diamond’s imperfection, whereas using yellow gold will hide it.
The purity of the gold you buy (not its color) affects its value.
Differences in value generally correspond with the percentage of pure gold in the jewelry. This is commonly measured in “karat” (not to be confused with “carats” which is a measure of a diamond’s weight).
24 karat gold is 100% pure. 18 karat gold is 75% pure, while 14 karat gold is 58.3% pure. These ratios are ideal for jewelry, and most commonly used.
The ultimate color of the gold is determined by the
Jewelry can also be made combining two or three different gold colors. These jewelry items are sometimes called two-tone, three-tone or multi-colored gold.