Abstract: A sterling silver jewelry alloy that has approximately 0.01-7.50% fine gold content that has similar color huge and shine and characteristics of sterling silver. Karatium Sterling is a unique alloy blend that will provide the traditional sterling silver jewelry designer with a special metal that is slightly more tarnish resistant than traditional sterling silver. The alloy has the following compositions by weight; Gold 0.01.00-7.50%, Silver 92.50-97.50%, Copper 0.01-7.00%. In addition to its nice silver color it also polishes easier with a better luster and provides jewelry craftsmen a slightly higher cost silver alloy that responds well to the jewelry manufacturing process (e.g., casting, milling, soldering, tooling, stone setting, polishing and plating).

Abstract: A jewelry alloy that is approximately a 10% or 2.4 karat alloy that has similar color huge and shine and characteristics of 10 karat gold and higher. This alloy is considerably less expensive than traditional 10 karat gold and higher, but has all the similar working characteristics as working in sterling or 10 karat gold metal alloys. The alloy has the following compositions by weight; Gold 5.00-20.00%, Silver 35.00-55.00%, Copper 40.00-60.00%. In addition to its nice pink color and low cost it provides retailers with an affordable alloy for jewelry and provides jewelry craftsmen a low cost pink alloy that responds well to the jewelry manufacturing process (e.g., casting, milling, soldering, tooling, stone setting, polishing and plating).

Abstract: A jewelry alloy that is approximately a 10% or 2.4 karat alloy that has similar color huge and shine and characteristics of 10 karat white gold and higher. This alloy is considerably less expensive than traditional 10 karat white gold and higher, but has all the similar working characteristics as working in sterling or 10 karat white gold metal alloys. The alloy has the following compositions by weight; Gold 5.00-20.00%, Silver 75.00-92.50%, Copper 01.00-10.00%. In addition to its nice white (silver) color and low cost it provides retailers with an affordable alloy for jewelry and provides jewelry craftsmen a low cost white (silver) alloy that responds well to the jewelry manufacturing process (e.g., casting, milling, soldering, tooling, stone setting, polishing and plating).