Mirrors or nothing more than a piece of clear glass with a gold and/or silver coating on the back to make the objects reflect.
it means your GOLD bracelet is silver!!
Example for a Ring. The Base -the bulk- of the ring will be made of silver and has then been coated with 18kt gold (24kt being 'pure' gold).
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plain mirrors are coated with paints to protect the reflecting surface behind the glass. If the reflecting surface gets scratched a hazy and unclear image will be formed,to prevent scratching of reflecting surface it is done so
925 sc means "925 silver coated". The item is made of some different material, which is coated/plated with 925 silver.
Old mirrors were coated in silver, behind the glass. Nowadays they use a different substance.
it means your GOLD bracelet is silver!!
They are highly reflective.
No. The last olympic medal that was real gold was awarded in 1912. Now, silver medals are silver and gold medals are made of just about 93% silver. However, the gold medal needs to be plated or coated with at least 6 grams of real gold based on Standards.
Gold Olympic medals are real gold, but they are not all gold. They are usually just coated with gold. The rest of the medal is usually silver. There are standards as to how much gold is actually on the gold medals.
Yes, the medal is coated in 6 grams of gold, the core is actually silver. . .
The Stamp YAG Means Gold Coated Silver
A metallic foil (from gold, silver, copper).
Example for a Ring. The Base -the bulk- of the ring will be made of silver and has then been coated with 18kt gold (24kt being 'pure' gold).
The gold and silver medals are both made out of solid silver. The gold medal is then plated with gold. The gold plate is thin and if it is handled too often it will eventualy come away.
Regular old glass with a reflective coating on the back.
Gold coating can be done for almost all types of metals like Silver, Brass, Copper, Aluminum, Panchaloha, Fibers etc...