valkokulta
Valkokulta, also known as white gold, is a type of gold alloy composed primarily of gold combined with a white metal such as nickel, palladium, or silver. The alloy is designed to mimic the appearance of platinum, offering a white, lustrous finish that contrasts with the traditional yellow hue of pure gold. This combination makes white gold a popular choice for jewelry, particularly in rings, bracelets, and other decorative items.
The most common white gold alloys contain about 75% gold and 25% nickel, though variations exist depending
White gold is valued for its aesthetic versatility, particularly in fashion and fine jewelry. It pairs well
Unlike yellow gold, which retains its color without additional treatments, white gold’s appearance relies on the