Designed for multi-application use. Made to be repeatable, consistent and high quality.
We have created and developed our range of Advanced Precious Metal Powders for use in a wide range of industries, including large scale industrial, manufacturing and luxury goods such as jewellery.
The powders themselves can be used in:
As part of a commitment to quality and ensuring repeatability of our products we run rigorous quality checks to ensure the characterisation of the powder we produce is the same across every batch. We use state-of-the-art in house equipment to produce and test our Advanced Precious Metal Powders to ensure all of our powders are spherical, allowing them to flow like water in any machine.
18k yellow gold and its distinctive golden hue is a dense metal that is chemically inert and malleable. Its properties make it ideal for multiple applications, especially for electronics due to its conductivity of both heat and electricity as well as its tarnish resistance.
18K red or rose gold powders, create a uniquely toned piece which creates beautiful and durable jewellery pieces and a lower cost due to its higher copper content.
Rose gold has become a favourite among designers and jewellery makers for its tone and distinctness but favoured for its flexibility in design.
Luxury jewellery making
Wedding rings
Watches
18k white gold is a newer alloy and is often confused for silver. Our white gold powders are formulated with palladium to provide a more robust alternative to silver. It’s higher melting point can mean that this powder will create more durable pieces with a high-quality finish. It can be used as a cost-effective replacement for platinum.
Luxury jewellery making
Wedding ring
Our latest powder, 14K Yellow Gold. Offering a universally flattering colour and the most desired alloy for jewellery making for its price and quality. As with all of our alloys, it’s nickel-free content makes it perfect for creating the latest collections.
High end and luxury jewellery
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925 Sterling silver, known worldwide for its shine and malleability and its distinct look, with a wide range of uses across industries from jewellery to manufacturing. Its inert nature can also make it viable for medical implants.
Jewellery making
Medical Gauze
Medical Implants
950 Platinum powder is prized in jewellery applications for its high corrosive resistance, its effective electrical conductivity and its prestige. Platinum is nearly twice as rare as gold making it precious in its application.
High end and luxury jewellery
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