Zam Gems introduces Premium White gold range
Zam Gems introduced the Premium White Gold range of jewellery to the
local market.

An oval Garnet in a 18 kt Premium White Gold frame. |
White Gold which first became popular in the 1920's was an
alternative to Platinum jewellery, thus making it more affordable. The
trend soon became popular around the globe and it caught on in Sri Lanka
and since then white gold has become extremely popular and the demand is
on the rise.
White Gold jewellery has also become extremely fashionable and many
stars are seen on the red carpet adorned in fine jewellery set in white
gold. It is also popular among teenagers as trendy and modern designs
look extremely attractive when it is set in white gold.
Zam Gems has been providing Sri Lankans and overseas customers with
the best quality in gem stones and jewellery, White and Yellow Gold for
over three decades.
The white gold in the market today is off-white or with a yellowish
tinge to it. Therefore, it requires Rhodium plating to get the desired
look. Due to the daily wear and tear of the jewellery as it comes in to
contact with various chemicals, such as perfume, cremes, lotions and
sweat, the plating will wear off after a while and will need re-plating.
The advantage of the new "Premium White" is that it is pure white.
It does not change its colour and therefore requires minimal or no
Rhodium plating.
"The advanced technological methods we are introducing will give
white gold jewellery a whole new dimension as you will have the highest
quality and highest level of visual appeal as well", said Managing
Director of Zam Gems, Ahsan Refai.
"Although gold is naturally yellow, it can be changed and made into a
variety of colours, such as pink or rose gold, purple gold or even green
gold, according to any trend or fashion the customer will desire.
These colours are manufactured with different metal alloys being
mixed with yellow gold.
The only exception is 24 kt gold which is always yellow", said Refai. |