One of the ideas that forms the basis of the creation of our alloys is the refusal to use any types of coatings, as they tend to wear off over time. This is possible due to the principle of the intermetallic hardening that increases the hardness and the resistance of the alloys, which, in its turnt, helps preserve the orginal look of pieces.
We carried out additional research and found out that intermetallic compounds in the composition, if treated in a special way, could make an alloys change its colour.
We have used platinum as the first metal. Once we get more colours and make sure the technology works perfectly, we will develop same palettes for other precious metals.