18-karat gold: a treasure fused into art
Gold, the ultimate symbol of wealth and beauty, has been the quintessential precious metal for millennia. Its purity, brilliance, and allure are undeniable. Among the various shades of this precious metal, 18-karat gold shines as one of the most prized. But how is this gold alloy, which combines purity and strength, created?
18-carat gold: a treasure fused into art.
The melting pot: where gold comes to life
The process of making 18-karat gold begins with melting. Pure gold (24 karats) is melted in a crucible heated to extremely high temperatures. This crucible becomes the magical cauldron where the liquid gold takes shape.
18-karat gold is not 100% pure. It is composed of 75% pure gold and 25% other metals , usually silver and copper. These added metals give the alloy increased strength and durability without compromising its natural luster.
Stéphane Artero Jewelry is much more than just a jewelry store; it's a true jewelry workshop where Stéphane Artero himself personally creates each piece . Stéphane uses his talent and passion to bring every piece to life. The melting of gold is an essential step in this process. Every piece we create is the result of his commitment to offering unique and personalized creations to our clients. At Stéphane Artero, every piece of jewelry tells a story.
