What is Rhodium?
Often, when asked what material an item is made of, the answer is Rhodium. Usually, it refers to rhodium-plated jewelry (because if it were pure Rhodium, it would cost more than gold) with a base of copper, brass, nickel, or other materials coated (through electroplating) with Rhodium.
Rhodium is a precious metal that does not oxidize and is more valuable than gold. Its color is a very shiny silver.
Once the rhodium plating wears off, the underlying base metal is exposed, and the object turns black and loses its shine permanently.
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WHY CAN I BRING GOLD AND SILVER NO?
Strange right?
Especially if we think that both alloys (18 karat gold and 925 silver) have the same composition except silver which does not contain the percentage of gold. After all, they all contain both silver and copper.
In our opinion it is very unlikely (see: Do I have an allergy to silver ?)
If you have done everything as described and still have any doubts, let us know.
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