[Additional purchase] Jewelry-grade electroplating fee

Jewelry-grade electroplating is different from general industrial electroplating! ! Unlike industrial electroplating that will peel off piece by piece, It won't wear green disgusting oxides around the neck like cheap fashion accessories! ! ! But like the stratum corneum, it will be slowly rubbed off **It is the same as the electroplating commonly used in jewelry and wedding rings, and it is less prone to allergies than industrial electroplating! !** When you think you've been ground down to the underlying Silver Then you can consider re-plating ^^ Therefore, electroplating white K gold and yellow K gold can keep silver jewelry for a long time without aging~ ------------------- Electroplated "Rose Gold" exception, __Because Rose Gold contains "Bronze", Bronze oxidizes faster than Silver!__ As a result, after electroplating, even if it is not worn, there will be a problem of discoloration and fading! ▲ The Rose Gold of industrial electroplating can last longer. Why? Because the electroplating of industrial jewelry will first electroplate a layer of [nickel], and then it will be electroplated on Rose Gold/yellow K color/other colors. **However, nickel metal is easy to cause skin allergies, and those with sensitive constitutions are not suitable for wearing industrial electroplating jewelry.** -------------------------------------------------- ------- **Maintenance method after electroplating:** Please do not wipe with a Silver cloth! ! (Using a very rough cloth will rub off the electroplating layer) As long as it is cleaned with general clean water + detergent ~ ~ wipe dry and put it in the zipper belt! ! The designer has tested a necklace after it has been electroplated. After wearing it, wash it with water and put it in a zipper bag. It has not been oxidized for one year, and the electroplating layer is still there. >>> Of course, it still depends on the personal wearing method & maintenance method, Like a ring, it will be rubbed often, and the electroplating layer will fall off soon >"< -------------------------------------------------- ------- ★ About Jewelry Plating★ One of the most common questions about jewelry plating is how long will the plating last? The answer to this question depends on the underlying material of the jewelry and how it is worn. ▲What is electroplating? "Electroplating" is a special process that uses a combination of chemistry and electricity. By dipping jewelry into a chemical metal solution containing karat gold, Rose Gold, or rhodium and applying electricity, a thin layer of metal can be grown on top of the jewelry. The silver color of the jewelry plating surface - actually "rhodium" Rhodium is a precious metal that has a beautiful luster and is highly resistant to corrosion. In recent years, the price has soared even more, so the cost of jewelry electroplating is much higher than that of industrial electroplating. ▲How long does electroplating last? When customers ask "How long will Rose Gold plating last?", or "How long will rhodium plating last?" It's hard to come up with a simple number. The reason is because there are three different factors that determine how long jewelry plating lasts. **1. The degree of polishing of the original bottom layer:** If the surface of the jewelry is not polished before electroplating, When there is a concave-convex rough surface, the electroplating layer is easy to peel off, foam and spots. Therefore, in order to be able to plate a good electroplating layer, the polishing process of the jewelry before electroplating must be fine! This is why industrial jewelry plating is easy to peel off, Because many store accessories are mostly made of Bronze, Bronze alloy or other alloy metals, Because the unit price of the product is low, we will choose to use "industrial electroplating" for electroplating. The process of industrial electroplating is not like jewelry electroplating masters who will go through polishing, grinding, cleaning, degreasing and other processes. Most of the casted ornaments are directly put into the electroplating solution, so it is easy to have foaming, unevenness and roughness. After consumers wear it for a short period of time or contact with chemical solutions, the electroplating layer will peel off and change color. **2. Degree of contact with the outside world when wearing:** Jewelry plating on rings usually wears out much faster than pendants, Because the ring rubs against fingers and other objects constantly throughout the day! ! **3. Underlying metal:** Karat gold, Rose Gold or rhodium plating adhere better to some metals (e.g. K gold is better than sterling silver)