5 Precious Metal Types of Fine Jewelry to Rock

[@debjotione]

Your channel is super informative! Thanks for condensing a large amount of info into a digestible, easy to understand video!

[@KathyMoreira1]

Can you do a video on palladium?

[@Capt-Cran]

Thank you ... very helpful!!

[@rc3151]

Good stuff. I am curious about rose gold. If someone is allergic to copper can they wear rose gold? Would it depend on how much copper the gold was alloyed with?

[@FireandBrilliance]

Hi Justin! As far as how we create our rose gold, we don't recommend that someone who is allergic to copper wears it.

[@ella.89.]

is Michael's band 14k or 18k and what is the width of it?

[@FireandBrilliance]

@ellamatic it is a 8mm 18k Rose gold band with a satin finish

[@veronicaferguson8548]

Im disappointed. You didn't do silver.My favorite:-(

[@FireandBrilliance]

We try. :( Thanks for watching!

[@calangel]

Fire & Brilliance you should perhaps try offering Stuller's continuum Sterling. It casts out as hard as Pt900Ir100, and age hardens like karat gold. All while being cheaper and whiter than anything else used conventionally.

[@milanimorales2645]

To me, the most durable metal, with the most shine and the most resistance to oxidizing to rust is the best. I had gold earrings when I was young, but the malleability was very soft. Very disappointing.

[@oodomentorphan]

I usually say it's also about what kind of stone it is like how it's crafted cause in case you don't know man when you put some jewelry in light also shadows they don't always shine like the one that would shine in shadows and lights and are both exactly the same in materials. ya haves to be aware of what gem is best in metals💯

[@oodomentorphan]

Thanks man 👍.