- Gold vermeil refers to a type of jewelry that is made by coating a sterling silver base with a thick layer of gold. To be considered gold vermeil, the gold coating must be at least 10K gold quality which we use 18K gold and 1 micron thickness acording to Competition Bureau Canada which we us at least from 1 micron up to 2.5 micron .
- The base metal for our jewelry is Sterling Silver, which is an alloy made of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals for added strength.
- Gold vermeil provides the appearance of solid gold jewelry but at a more affordable price point. It is a popular choice for those seeking the elegance of gold without the higher cost associated with solid gold pieces.
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Gold vermeil, often distinguished from standard gold plating, is an exquisite form of jewelry finish characterized by a substantial layer of 18-karat solid gold meticulously applied onto a base of sterling silver. Unlike traditional gold plating, this process involves a thicker coating, enhancing the durability and longevity of the piece.
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The result is a luxurious piece that not only exudes the aesthetic appeal of pure gold but also offers a more affordable alternative. The thickness of the gold layer contributes to a longer lifespan, making vermeil jewelry a durable and elegant choice for those seeking the look and feel of solid gold without the associated high cost.
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Gold vermeil has gained popularity for its ability to strike a balance between opulence and accessibility. It provides an excellent option for individuals who desire fine jewelry with the aesthetics of solid gold but at a fraction of the price. The careful craftsmanship and attention to detail involved in the vermeil process contribute to its status as a sought-after and refined choice in the world of jewelry. |