Surface variants

The “Polished” surface variation is the most popular of all jewelry surfaces. Mechanical smoothing brings out the natural shine of the precious metal. The reflective setting harmonizes ideally with diamonds, the brilliance of the diamonds comes into its own perfectly.

Over time, a highly polished piece of jewelry takes on a unique patina in the form of signs of wear. 750 yellow gold (18 carat) in particular has a beautiful, evenly velvety patina.

The matting of a precious metal frame is caused by roughening the surface. This can be achieved mechanically (brushing, grinding), chemically (etching, pigment application) or through radiation.

The combination of the frosted setting and sparkling diamonds creates a sophisticated contrast that is becoming increasingly popular. For pieces of jewelry that are worn every day, a matt polish is also a smart choice, as signs of wear are not immediately noticeable.

But even the even matting changes its appearance over time due to signs of wear and a patina also develops.

With the “black rhodium-plated” surface variation, a black rhodium layer is placed over the setting of the piece of jewelry. This gives the piece of jewelry an anthracite-colored surface that contrasts unusually with the sparkling diamond.

Rhodium coatings are chemically and mechanically very robust. If they do become worn out, the black rhodium layer can be quickly and easily restored. The yellow gold color is influenced by the amount of gold. The higher the proportion of gold, the stronger the yellowish color.

Do you have a specific idea of ​​what the surface of your piece of jewelry should look like? If you wish, Yorxs can have a custom-made product designed for you with a different surface. If you have any questions or requests, you can contact our team of experts at any time.