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14k White Gold

• 18K Yellow Gold contains 75% gold. Excellent metal for fine jewelry and is hypoallergenic.
• 18K White Gold contains 75% gold. Excellent metal for fine jewelry and is hypoallergenic. Rhodium plated to prevent scratching and make gold, white gold.
• 14K Yellow Gold contains 58.3% gold. Excellent metal for fine jewelry. Durable and scratch resistant.
• 14K White Gold contains 58.3% gold. Excellent metal for fine jewelry. Durable and scratch resistant. Rhodium plated in order to make gold, white gold.
• 950 Platinum contains 95% pure, hypoallergenic. Durable and won’t lose any metal when polished. Excellent metal for fine jewelry.
• 950 Palladium contains 95% and 5% ruthenium. Hypoallergenic. Palladium is the sister metal to Platinum. The weight and feel of palladium is very close to 14k white gold. Excellent for fine jewelry.
• 925 Sterling Silver is 92.5% silver and usually mixed with copper. Silver is prone to oxidation which can cause the silver to turn a blackish color. You can easily make silver look like new again if you use a silver jewelry cleaner or have it cleaned by a local jeweler.

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14k White Gold:

14K White Gold contains 58.3% gold. Excellent metal for fine jewelry. Durable and scratch resistant. Rhodium plated in order to make gold, white gold.

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  Carat is the unit of measurement used to describe the weight of a diamond. The rarity of a diamond is greatly affected by its weight. The larger or more a diamond weighs, the more rare the stone is. For example, 2-carat diamond is much more rare (and much more expensive) than two diamonds each weighing 1-carat.Learn More »
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