Compound
Silver is a chemical element with the "AG" symbol and the atomic number 47. In nature, silver occurs both in pure form and in combination with other elements. In jewelry, silver is usually used in its pure form (Sterling silver), which means that it consists of 92.5% silver and the remaining 7.5% of other metals. In our blog Diamond Point Academy: yellow gold, white gold and rose gold We have already described that white gold is created by the alloy of pure gold. During this process, white metals such as palladium, silver and rhodium are added to gold. This results in gold jewelry with a silvery appearance. It is therefore not surprising that people do not see the difference so quickly.