Gold denotes opulence and luxury and 24 carat is its highest grade. The rich colour complements a range of interiors, particularly those that feature dark woods. It also provides a lavish accent to blacks and burgundies.

A hard gold; with bright deposits that have good corrosion and abrasion resistance. The processes exhibit excellent deposit distribution and conductivity.

A medium yellow shade of gold that adds a warm lustre to coffee colours and medium/dark woods such as mahogany.

With its pale yellow hue, goes best with contemporary interiors that feature neutral colours and paler woods.

The palest shade of gold, with a very slight pink hue. Its warm but neutral tone makes it suitable for contemporary interiors and an excellent accent to pale warm woods like beech.

Green gold is actually a sunny yellow shade of gold. It will add a warm and cosy feel to an interior and would complement walnut and medium oak finishes.

A pale greeny yellow hue of gold, this colour exudes freshness. It complements pale greens, taupes, and ivories and adds a zingy contrast to walnut and other dark woods.

Its unique pink hue differentiates it from all the other golds. It adds a touch of sparkle to earth-toned interiors and beautifully sets off cherry and teak woods.

An ultra hard gold that is suitable for direct gilding onto stainless steel without an intermediate layer. This is particularly useful for adhesion purposes. The process is also well suited for chrome-nickel alloys, molybdenum steels and low activity nickel alloys. Excellent as a strike solution, prior to heavy deposit hard gold plating.

Having a gold alloy deposit of 99.7% gold, alloyed with 0.3% cobalt. The ultra hard bright deposits have good corrosion and abrasion resistance. The processes exhibit excellent deposit distribution and conductivity.