Gold-Plated Jewellery
Gold-Plated Jewellery - A Touch of Luxury
Gold-plated jewellery is an elegant fashion accessory that radiates an exclusive flair. In terms of appearance, high-quality gold-plated jewellery often hardly differs from the solid original. Gold-plated jewellery can also sparkle in the typical golden yellow. Only at a second glance and with a lot of experience it is possible to tell that the jewellery is gold-plated. And with a gold-plated necklace or gold-plated earrings, you are buying an elegant piece of fashionable jewellery that you can wear with many different looks.
Gold-Plated Jewellery: Materials and Their Processing
The gilding of jewellery has a long tradition in arts and crafts. Already in ancient Egypt, objects were decorated through fire gilding. Over the centuries, several other mechanical and chemical processes have been developed to apply gold to other materials, for example, gold plating, gold leaf application or galvanic techniques. Other metals such as sterling silver, brass, or tin always serve as the base for gold-plated jewellery. These are shaped into the desired form and then covered with a wafer-thin layer of gold. After the refinement, the jewellery can be combined with other materials, for example, with precious stones such as lapis lazuli, opal, onyx, and garnet, with glass or pearls.
Buy Gold-Plated Jewellery at ars mundi
Gold-plated jewellery is timeless and guarantees an elegant appearance. A gold-plated necklace or a gold-plated ring set stylish accents and can be worn with any outfit. You will enjoy high-quality jewellery that has been gold-plated for a long time. At ars mundi, you can buy a wide selection of pendants, arm jewellery, brooches, necklaces and ear jewellery. Our gold-plated jewellery has been created by national and international designers, including Michal Golan, Kreuchauff-Design, Georg & Hans J. Müller, Anna Mütz, Petra Waszak and Christiane Wendt. In addition, you can buy tributes to famous artists such as Edouard Manet, Auguste Rodin, Gustav Klimt, or Franz Marc in the form of gold-plated jewellery.