Gold Plated Earings 1 micron Base Metal Brass (6.85gram)

Gold-plated earrings with a 1-micron thickness and a base metal of brass (6.85 grams) have the following characteristics:

1. Gold Plating (1 Micron):

   • A micron refers to a unit of measurement (1 micron = 1/1,000th of a millimeter).
   • A 1-micron gold plating is considered a relatively thick layer of gold, providing a durable finish compared to thinner plating options like 0.5 micron.
   • This means the gold layer is about 1/1000th of a millimeter thick, offering a decent level of wear resistance.

2. Base Metal (Brass - 6.85 grams):

   • Brass is an alloy primarily made of copper and zinc, known for its strength, malleability, and corrosion resistance.
   • It is a common base metal for jewelry, as it is sturdy and cost-effective while providing a polished look that closely resembles gold.
   • Weight (6.85 grams): The earrings have a combined weight of 6.85 grams, indicating they are moderately heavy and likely offer a substantial feel when worn.

This combination of brass as a base metal and a 1-micron gold plating provides both aesthetic appeal and durability at a more affordable price compared to solid gold jewelry. However, the plating may eventually wear off with prolonged use, depending on how often the earrings are worn and exposed to friction or moisture.