PVD jewelry does not tarnish.
This is due to the unique properties of PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) coating.
PVD forms an atomic bond with the base material, creating a highly durable layer that resists fading, scratching, and tarnishing.
5 Key Reasons Why PVD Jewelry Stays Shiny
1. Durability of PVD Coating
PVD plating is significantly more durable than traditional plating methods like electroplating.
The atomic bond formed during the PVD process ensures that the coating adheres securely to the base material.
This means the jewelry can retain its beauty and brilliance for an extended period.
This durability is further enhanced by the superior hardness of PVD coatings, which are second only to diamond.
This makes them highly resistant to wear and tear.
2. Resistance to Tarnishing and Corrosion
PVD coatings are designed to be highly resistant to tarnishing and corrosion.
This resistance allows them to maintain their decorative finishes and vibrant colors without fading.
For instance, PVD gold or platinum coatings on watches provide excellent resistance to scratches and scrapes.
These are common causes of wear in less resilient plating processes.
3. Application and Longevity
The PVD process involves evaporating the coating substance and bombarding it onto the surface of the object.
The vapors attach to the surface at molecular or atomic levels, creating a thick layer that enhances resistance to corrosion.
This layer not only increases the durability and lifespan of the jewelry but also makes it more resistant to corrosion.
PVD-coated jewelry can last over three years with everyday wear.
This is significantly longer than electroplated jewelry, which typically lasts only one year under similar conditions.
4. Safety and Environmental Impact
PVD coatings are safe and environmentally friendly.
Once applied, the coating is nearly impossible to remove, making the object highly resistant to wear and tear.
Additionally, the PVD process does not require clear top coats that can degrade over time.
This further enhances the longevity and resistance to tarnish.
5. Superior Choice for Long-Lasting Jewelry
In summary, PVD jewelry is designed to resist tarnishing, thanks to its durable, corrosion-resistant, and scratch-resistant properties.
This makes PVD-coated jewelry a superior choice for those looking for long-lasting, low-maintenance, and aesthetically appealing jewelry.
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