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56 % gold = approx 13 K. Best regards, Willem |
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Thank you Willem.
When I grow up, I'll get one of these in gold. I guess that the gold content must be that low in order to do the heat for the enamel work, and be sturdy enough for use. |
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Willem,
Congratulations on an outstanding purchase. Beautiful rencong. Definitely a keeper. ![]() |
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Hello Willem,
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BTW, what are the amounts of the other metals utilized with this alloy? Regards, Kai |
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Pfew, I did not write them down.
There was a lot of silver, some copper and zinc, and to my surprise also a bit of lead approx 1% Maybe the lead content was caused by the enamel ![]() |
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I am not surprised at all about the silver and copper, slightly surprised about the zinc.
You might be right about the lead in the glass enamel.......... |
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Pfew, that was quit a few years ago that I had this rentjong tested.
Today I had it tested again, I brought only the small round cap from the back allowing to test the outside with the enamel, and the inside without enamel. Here are the results. |
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adding the pictures
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