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2. Colored gold - Wikipedia

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   Purple gold (also called amethyst gold [citation needed] and violet gold [citation needed]) is an alloy of gold and aluminium rich in gold–aluminium intermetallic (AuAl 2). Gold content in AuAl 2 is around 79% and can therefore be referred to as 18 karat gold.

3. What is Purple Gold: Your Ultimate Guide - Nobbier

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   Dive into the world of purple gold with Nobbier's comprehensive guide. From its stunning hue to its luxurious appeal, learn why purple gold is a top choice for those seeking elegance and exclusivity in their jewelry pieces.

4. 7 Fascinating Facts About Purple Gold - Jewelry Informer

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   Purple gold is a precious metal noted for its vibrant purple color. More precisely, purple gold is an alloy of pure yellow gold mixed with aluminum and (sometimes) traces of other metals. Today, we’re taking a deep dive into this lesser known gold color. Learn when purple gold was invented, what it’s used for, where you can get some, and more.

5. Purple Gold - Collection - Lee Hwa Jewellery

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   Key signature collections available in-store and online include: Purple Gold - the world's first 19K solid Purple Gold. ITALGOLD - a collection of artisanal 916 Gold jewellery perfected by fine Italian craftsmanship.

6. What is Purple Gold? Discover Its Unique Composition and Uses

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   Purple gold, known scientifically as gold-aluminum (AuAl2) or gold-gallium (AuGa2), is an alloy featuring a striking purple hue. Consisting of 79% gold and 21% aluminum or indium, this unique blend showcases the rare fusion of aesthetics and metallurgy.

7. Purple Gold — Luciteria

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   This vivid color is not some Photoshop trick and while it may look like a colored candy wrapper each small brittle piece cleaves to show an equally purple interior that is unique in the whole of metallurgy.