Forming Gold Look Ear Rings – JCER671

Gold Forming Process: Unlike standard gold plating, which uses a very thin layer (less than 0.05 microns), forming jewelry uses a process called electroforming. This involves depositing a much thicker layer of real gold (often 24K) onto a base metal core like copper or brass.

Realistic Appearance: Because of the thickness of the gold shell, these earrings have the exact weight, shine, and “feel” of real 22K or 24K gold.

Durability: The substantial gold layer (often at least 5% gold by weight) makes forming jewelry highly resistant to tarnishing, peeling, and fading, ensuring it lasts significantly longer than typical “gold-plated” pieces.

Intricate Designs: This method is often used for traditional South Indian and Temple jewelry, allowing for high-detail motifs like peacocks, deities, and jhumkas.

Skin-Friendly: The thick gold exterior acts as a barrier, making it hypoallergenic and safer for those with metal sensitivities.