👉 The jewel fluid, often referred to as a precious metal alloy or gold-filled material, is a type of coating applied to jewelry-making components like chains, pendants, and rings to enhance their durability and aesthetic appeal. This fluid typically consists of a base metal, such as sterling silver or gold-plated nickel, combined with precious metals like gold, platinum, or palladium. The process involves dipping the jewelry into a bath of the alloy, which penetrates the surface, creating a seamless bond that not only adds a luxurious sheen but also significantly increases the item's resistance to scratches, dents, and tarnishing, thus extending its lifespan and maintaining its value.
