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Gold-filled jewelry has a thick layer of gold coating its surface, whereas solid gold is just that – solid gold. A choice between gold-filled jewelry and solid gold depends on the occasion, purpose, and budget.
Gold-Filled Jewelry is made by fusing a solid layer of gold to a base metal. The legal requirement for gold-filled jewelry is that it should make up at least 5% of the item’s total weight.
Gold-filled jewelry has a thick layer of gold coating its surface, whereas solid gold is just that – solid gold. A choice between gold-filled jewelry and solid gold depends on the occasion, purpose, and budget.
Gold filled jewelry is resistant to scratches and damage, with a lower likelihood of them peeling, tarnishing or discoloring. This is because the sheets of gold attached to the base metal thick, compared to gold plated jewelry. However, gold filled jewelry can lose its color and turn darker, especially when exposed to heat or chemicals. For the most part however, with proper cleaning and care, it’s very rare for gold filled ornaments to tarnish.
A child’s soft toothbrush and a mild detergent is the perfect combination for cleaning gold-filled jewelry. Be sure to dry the piece very well to avoid damage.
Yes. 99.99% of people have no sensitivity to gold-filled jewelry. If you can wear Solid Gold with no adverse reaction, you should not have any issues wearing gold filled. Both contain Solid Gold at the surface.
Yes! Gold-Filled jewelry contains a bonded and a fused layer of Solid Gold (>14K) on the base metal.
It can be gently exposed to plain water if thoroughly dried or wiped with a soft cloth, suitable for most lifestyles and daily activities.
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