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Letter 35320
Cheap Imitation Jewelry
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What is this cheap Imitation jewelry, How is this manufactured ,
on what base metal this is done, what is the minimum gold thickness
or the dye coat or minimum silver thickness. Experts please comment
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Panjala Mukesh
fashion jewelry
mfgr.
Hyderabad, India
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Which cheap imitation jewelry is that, Mukesh? Sold from the back
of a truck or at a bazaar or by Nordstrom's? Rings, earrings,
necklaces, naval piercings? Approved for sale in which countries? I
think you need to be a little clearer what items you are wondering
about. Thanks!
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Ted Mooney, P.E.
finishing.com
Brick, New Jersey
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Hello Sir,
At Hyderabad (Charminar) many jewelers sell ERs, NKs, chains,
Bracelets, etc for 0.25-0.75 dollar(15 to 30Rs) which is very cheap,
and are long lasting for more than 6months, I am making jewelry on
tin alloy which hardly last not more than one week, although I use
Degussas bath and 24k color bath 4-5 microinches gold.
How other people manage to make that kind of cheap jewelry, what
could be the base metal and some seems to look like Rhodium , and
gold plated(not dye coat).Really wonder.
Can anyone suggest me the base metal which is suitable to make
imitation jewelry.
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Panjala Mukesh
fashion jewelry
mfgr.
Hyderabad, India
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I can't really answer that question since I'm not familiar with
that jewelry. Sorry. But if it is, as you say, gold plated; and it is
cheap enough to imply that the gold HAS to be thin; and it still
shows good durability; then it sounds like it has been titanium
nitrided after the thin gold plating. But we'd need to find someone
with jewelry experience to know if that's actually the case :-)
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Ted Mooney, P.E.
finishing.com
Brick, New Jersey
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Thanks Ted. Can we do Titanium Nitriding on zinc alloy/lead
alloy/tin alloy.Will it with stand Nitriding temperature of 400-750c
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Panjala Mukesh
fashion jewelry
mfgr.
Hyderabad, India
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Mr.Mukesh,
The raw jewellery is made out of Brass,Copper and castings.
The platers usually do not use Micron plating bath.
This is a guilding flash bath of gold having conc. of around 0.3 grm
gold.The bath is not a permenent one because as you plate a reaction
takes place wherein dissolution of the base metal usually nickel
takes place and the bath is rendered useless after some time.But 90%
of the gold is plated out and you can afford to throw the bath and
make a fresh one with out cost consideration.
The advantage of this bath is that every day you make a fresh bath
and you are not worried about tech.problems usually encountered in
the usual guaranteed gold bath.
This bath is not of great advantage if you do not have mass
prodution.
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T.K. Mohan
plating process supplier
Mumbai, India
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March 11, 2008
Plating funda. I tell all of u that no one can use gold micron
bath only flash gold n then lacquer
plater in Mumbai do that 2nd gold plating thats only main Mumbai
platers knows bcauz rate of gold 13000 /10 gm how can u manage I l
tell u main funda. thanks
raju bhai
hobbyist - saharanpur
March 11, 2008
Sorry, but I could not understand that posting, Raju.
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finishing.com
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