Gold has long been prized for its beauty, rarity, and versatility in jewelry and decorative arts. However, pure gold, while beautiful, is too soft for most practical uses. To enhance its durability and create a variety of colors, gold is often alloyed with other metals. Three popular variants of gold white, yellow, and rose each possess unique compositions that contribute to their distinctive appearances and properties. Yellow Gold: Yellow gold is the most traditional and timeless form of gold jewelry. Its warm, lustrous hue has captivated cultures for millennia. The composition of yellow gold is relatively simple, typically consisting of:...