Pandora — Gilding or Gold!?

The com­po­si­tion of the 585 sam­ple con­sists of 59% gold, the rest is pal­la­di­um, cop­per, sil­ver, nick­el. This com­po­si­tion has the best char­ac­ter­is­tics for jew­el­ry and is used by jew­el­ers around the world. It is hard, durable and does not oxi­dize.
750 proof con­sists of pal­la­di­um, plat­inum, sil­ver, nick­el, cop­per and 75.5% gold. This com­po­si­tion is soft­er, Pan­do­ra uses it to make the most com­plex and small jew­el­ry items.

But when choos­ing jew­el­ry in the Pan­do­ra style, you can buy gild­ing instead of gold, and pay as for gold.
To fur­ther reduce the cost of prod­ucts, they began to use gild­ing instead of gold. Gold plat­ing is applied to the brass alloy with a thin micron lay­er. Such a coat­ing is not durable and over time it will bright­en, and then com­plete­ly erased.

You will be very lucky if you buy Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry gild­ed in the way — “sol­id gild­ing” or “plat­ing”. This method of gild­ing is bet­ter, more expen­sive, but also more durable. Gild­ing is applied with a thick lay­er of gal­van­ic solu­tion (a mix­ture of gold, cop­per and sil­ver).

The main rule remains unchanged — buy only in trust­ed stores, do not be fooled by very low prices and do not believe in fairy tales.
Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry was invent­ed by the cre­ators of gold and sil­ver, which means they should be so. A girl who will wear such an orna­ment should receive from him a max­i­mum of pos­i­tive ener­gy and self-con­fi­dence. Will such con­fi­dence come from you if you know that you have a gild­ed alloy on your hand.

The pbraslet.com store has prod­ucts with gild­ing and gold. The man­ag­er will always warn the buy­er before buy­ing what exact­ly he chose and what is the dif­fer­ence. We can bring any Pan­do­ra gold jew­el­ry to order.

Last pho­to of the orig­i­nal. No mat­ter how hard the man­u­fac­tur­ers try, gild­ing can be dis­tin­guished from real gold. The most effec­tive way is to scratch the prod­uct some­where on the inside. If you see anoth­er shade of yel­low or white under the gold­en col­or, know that this is not gold.