18K Red Gold Granules (Color 5N) for Casting

This red gold granules (Color 5N) is a high-quality alloy with a purity of 750 parts per thousand (18k). Composed of fine gold and a high copper content, it offers this intense and unique red hue, highly prized in contemporary jewelry. Specially formulated for the Lost-wax casting is the essential raw material for the creation of red gold jewelry unique and durable.

The Intensity of Red Gold 5N

Are you a jeweller or designer looking to achieve the warmest shade of gold?
Our shot in 18k red 5N gold It is distinguished by its deep color, more intense than classic rose gold.

This alloy is specifically designed to facilitate your foundry work:

• Jewelry making: Ideal for pouring a red gold ring of character or modern alliances.

• Technical casting: Its fluidity and melting range (890-905°C) guarantee impeccable results in lost-wax casting.

• Ingots: Perfect for making ingots, wires or plates for rolling.

Why choose Red Gold?

Red gold has become a major trend. It brings a vintage touch and a warmth that yellow gold lacks. By using this granules, you are responding to the growing demand for red gold jewelry which pair beautifully with diamonds and colored gemstones.

• Red gold price & value: By buying shot by weight, you control your production costs while working with a precious metal of 750‰ (18 carats), guaranteeing the value of your creations.

Technical Specifications

FAQ - All you need to know about 5N Red Gold

What is the difference between rose gold and red gold?

The difference lies in the copper content of the alloy. Red gold (often classified as 5N) contains more copper and less silver than rose gold (4N), giving it a more coppery, more intense and more "red" tint.

What can be made with this shot?

It is intended for the manufacture of all types of red gold jewelry : wedding bands, pendants, earrings. Its hardness after work hardening (250 Hv) makes it particularly suitable for a red gold ring which must withstand the shocks of everyday life.

How do we melt this red gold?

With a low melting range (890-905°C), this alloy is easy to work with. It is optimized to prevent porosity during lost-wax casting, ensuring smooth surfaces for your creations.