West and Co. Jewelers
1229 Bay Rd.
Webster , NY 14580
Ph 585-671-2410
http://westandcompany.com
West and Co. Jewelers is your retail jewelry store destination. We use the designs by David W. Nytch, an award winning designer, master goldsmith and Certified Appraiser with more than a quarter century of experience to meet all your jewelry needs. Staffed with such great master jewelers, we are the answer for all your local jewelry store needs.
Gold Colors
Despite gold natural yellow color, a retail jeweler can produce white, rose, green and even two toned gold. These colors can be created by mixing pure 24K gold with other metals, like copper, silver, zinc and nickel.
Rose Gold
Rose gold falls in the range of pink to red. It is a subtle and delicate color, which will intensify with age. The amount of gold will not change with these colors because the alloy will replace the silver colored alloys. It is created by mixing pure gold with a high percentage of copper. The copper will tarnish, creating an attractive rose color.
White Gold
White gold has become one of the most desired colors of gold. It comes from mixing silver-colored alloys (nickel is the most common) together. The copper-colored alloys will be decreased.
Green Gold
Green gold is a slightly tinted gold. It derives from mixing pure gold with pure silver. Sometimes, hard metals like zinc and nickel are mixed for rings. The green color, like rose, is subtle only being present when compare to other colored gold.
Stop by to see the services we provide in our local jewelry store here at West and Co.
Ph 585-671-2410
http://westandcompany.com
West and Co. Jewelers is your retail jewelry store destination. We use the designs by David W. Nytch, an award winning designer, master goldsmith and Certified Appraiser with more than a quarter century of experience to meet all your jewelry needs. Staffed with such great master jewelers, we are the answer for all your local jewelry store needs.
Gold Colors
Despite gold natural yellow color, a retail jeweler can produce white, rose, green and even two toned gold. These colors can be created by mixing pure 24K gold with other metals, like copper, silver, zinc and nickel.
Rose Gold
Rose gold falls in the range of pink to red. It is a subtle and delicate color, which will intensify with age. The amount of gold will not change with these colors because the alloy will replace the silver colored alloys. It is created by mixing pure gold with a high percentage of copper. The copper will tarnish, creating an attractive rose color.
White Gold
White gold has become one of the most desired colors of gold. It comes from mixing silver-colored alloys (nickel is the most common) together. The copper-colored alloys will be decreased.
Green Gold
Green gold is a slightly tinted gold. It derives from mixing pure gold with pure silver. Sometimes, hard metals like zinc and nickel are mixed for rings. The green color, like rose, is subtle only being present when compare to other colored gold.
Stop by to see the services we provide in our local jewelry store here at West and Co.
