Jewelry
The application of alloys is very wide. They are not only used in industrial production, but also have been widely used in consumer industries such as jewelry. Alloys used in the jewelry market usually have the characteristics of color, luster, and resistance to corrosion, and common jewelry alloys include gold alloys, silver alloys, and platinum alloys. However, since time immemorial, jewelers have used just about every type of metal they can acquire for their creations. Therefore, jewelers are constantly expanding the types of alloys used in jewelry. These alloys also include titanium alloys, iron alloys, copper alloys, aluminum alloys and other alloys.
Why Do Jewelers Use Alloys in Jewelry?
In jewelry (such as necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets, watches, etc.), pure metals can't work alone because pure metals are overly soft and do not hold up well to daily wear. And the alloying metals bring an increase in hardness and durability to pure metals, ensuring that it doesn’t tarnish. For examples, pure silver and gold both scratch and dent easily, and they also tarnish a lot faster merely from exposure to other elements. However, mixing silver and gold with other metals creates silver alloys and gold alloys that are stronger, more durable, and better suited for jewelry use.
Alfa Chemistry: High Quality Supplier of Jewelry Alloys
Alfa Chemistry is a global supplier of metals and alloys. We have been providing the world with best value specialty alloys for many years. We can offer a wide range of jewelry alloys such as precious metal alloys (gold alloys, silver alloys, and platinum alloys), titanium alloys, iron alloys, copper alloys, aluminum alloys, zinc alloys and much more. We maintain a complete inventory of these alloys, offering a wide variety of grades and sizes with lead times to satisfy your manufacturing needs. Up to now, our alloys have been widely designed into jewelry industry by jewelers. Based on our respected reputation and global inventory, we guarantee competitive prices, high quality materials and fast delivery cycle.