Custom Solid Gold Jewelry

Gold vermeil is a type of jewelry that combines the beauty of gold with the affordability of silver. It involves plating a thick layer of gold onto sterling silver, resulting in a durable and long-lasting shine. Gold vermeil jewelry, including rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, adds elegance and sophistication to any outfit. The combination of gold and silver creates a stunning contrast, making it a popular choice for custom gold vermeil jewelry. From dainty pendants to intricate hoop earrings, there are endless options to suit individual styles and preferences.

Taking into account the high cost of gold materials and customer budget, usually after the customer confirms the design and accessories of the customized gold jewelry and other details, our professional jewelry design team will combine the customer’s brand concept and product feasibility to draw CAD or casting product samples. The CAD effect is consistent with the actual product and casting gold jewelry can cast perfect products according to the customer’s unique design. Sunrise-jewel will customize the budget according to the jewelry brand to reduce the cost of early adjustment and make customized gold jewelry more flexible and accurate.

After the finished product comes out, it will be finely polished and polished. In order to reduce loss, with special attention paid to the polishing of the details of the finished product. The entire production line is transparent and open. Regarding the loss issue, sunrise-jewel can achieve zero loss for 24k gold custom jewelry and provide one-stop service for customers.

At sunrise jewelry manufacturer you can find any catalog of custom jewelry accessories, including common lobster clasps, chains, earrings back, gold beads and other jewelry accessories.

Usually, the gold we refer to is 24k pure gold. Due to its purity, the finished jewelry is soft and easy to deform. Therefore, when making gold jewelry, a certain amount of metal is added to form an alloy, which is the k-gold we usually know, to obtain better jewelry strength and durability.
However, what makes people fascinated by colorful jewelry is the color of gold jewelry. In theory, it can be adjusted to various colors, even rainbow colors. The most popular colors are still gold, rose gold, and platinum.

As mentioned before, pure gold is 24 karat, soft and malleable. It is usually too soft, so it is often mixed with other metals to increase its strength and durability, and can be made into any stylish and stable gold jewelry.

Rose gold gets its pink hue from the addition of copper in the alloy. The exact proportions can vary, but typically, rose gold contains a mix of gold, copper, and sometimes a bit of silver. Rose gold is a pinkish gold color, so it is also called pink gold and red gold.

White gold is created by mixing pure gold with white metals such as nickel, palladium, or silver, and then often plated with rhodium for a bright, reflective finish. This gives it a silver or white appearance. The exact composition can vary, but typical white gold alloys contain around 75% gold.

• Gold Jewelry: Mixed with other metals to increase strength and durability. Common purities in jewelry: 22K, 20K, 18K, 14K, 10K.
• Process: Melting and Alloying, Molding and Casting, Shaping and Soldering, Finishing Touches: Polishing, buffing, and gem-setting.
• Durability: Solid gold jewelry, with care, lasts generations. Higher karat gold is softer but valuable for resizing, repairs, and remaking.

• Process: Vermeil refers to gold plating over sterling silver specifically. The silver is often coated with a layer of gold through electroplating.
• Gold Thickness: Thicker than traditional gold plating, usually around 2.5 microns or more.
• Durability: Gold vermeil jewelry offers a balance between durability and affordability, providing a thicker gold layer compared to gold plated jewelry but not as thick as gold filled.

• Process: A thin layer of gold is electroplated or mechanically bonded onto a base metal, such as brass or silver.
• Gold Thickness: The gold layer is typically very thin, usually around 0.5 microns or more.
• Durability: Gold plated jewelry is less durable compared to other options and may wear off over time, especially with frequent wear or exposure to moisture.

When talking about gold jewelry, the common meaning of karat and gold karat refers to the amount of real gold in any alloy jewelry. In this case, it is the amount of real gold in the gold jewelry that is measured.
The most common karats of pure gold are 10K, 14K, 18K, 20K and 24K.