Our gold powder is specially formulated for the practice of Kintsugi with the traditional Keshifun technique. It is distinguished by its shades of color, which vary according to the purity of the alloy and the proportion of other metals such as silver or copper.

 Gold alloy color scale

 
 23.44K Alloy – Deepest Yellow : Very close to pure gold (24K), this alloy offers a deep and brilliant yellow hue. The minute addition of silver and copper enhances its strength without compromising its brilliance.
 
 23K Alloy – Deep Yellow : With over 95% gold, this alloy retains a deep yellow hue, slightly softened by silver and copper.
 
 22.66K Alloy – Rich and Bright Yellow : Lighter than previous versions, it features an intense but slightly muted yellow color. Silver and copper provide improved durability while altering the shade.
 
 18.12K Alloy – Light yellow to pale gold : with 75.53% gold, this composition offers a soft, light yellow tint, sometimes slightly cool due to the high proportion of silver.



 Conclusion

 
 The higher the gold content, the more yellow and intense the hue.
 
 Adding silver lightens the color and makes it paler.
 
 Copper, in small quantities, only slightly alters the shade but contributes to strengthening the alloy.