<p>Our gold powder is specially formulated for the practice of <strong>Kintsugi</strong> with the traditional <strong>Keshifun</strong> 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.<br><br> <u>Color scale of gold alloys</u></p><ul><li> <strong>23.44K Alloy – Most Intense Yellow</strong> : Very close to pure gold (24K), this alloy offers a deep and vibrant yellow hue. The tiny addition of silver and copper reinforces its strength without altering its brilliance.</li><li> <strong>23K Alloy – Deep Yellow</strong> : With over 95% gold, this alloy retains a deep yellow hue, slightly softened by silver and copper.</li><li> <strong>22.66K Alloy – Rich and Bright Yellow</strong> : Lighter than the previous ones, it has an intense but slightly muted yellow color. Silver and copper provide greater strength while modifying the shade.</li><li> <strong>18.12K Alloy – Light Yellow to Pale Gold</strong> : With 75.53% gold, this composition offers a soft, light yellow hue, sometimes slightly cool due to the high proportion of silver.</li></ul><br/><p> <strong>Conclusion</strong></p><ul><li><p> The higher the gold content, the more yellow and intense the hue.</p></li><li><p> Adding silver lightens the color and makes it paler.</p></li><li><p> Copper, in small quantities, only slightly alters the shade but helps to strengthen the strength of the alloy.</p></li></ul>