18K ION Gold Plating — Lasting Warmth on 316L Steel
DNSK Copenhagen gold rings are finished with 18K ION plating — a Physical Vapor Deposition process that bonds gold directly onto 316L stainless steel with far greater force than standard gold plating. The result is a harder, more wear-resistant finish that holds its warmth through daily wear, water, and time.
Why ION Plating Lasts Longer
Standard gold plating sits on the surface and wears away with friction and moisture. ION plating bonds at a molecular level — the gold becomes part of the surface rather than sitting on top of it. Combined with a 316L steel base that cannot tarnish or corrode, the gold finish has nothing working against it from underneath. The warmth stays.
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FAQ
What is the difference between ION gold plating and standard gold plating?
Standard gold plating sits on the surface and wears away with friction and moisture over time. ION plating bonds at a molecular level — the gold becomes part of the surface rather than sitting on top of it. Combined with a 316L steel base, it is significantly more durable and long-lasting.
Can I mix gold and silver DNSK rings?
Absolutely — gold and silver DNSK rings are designed to be stacked and mixed. The 316L steel base is the same in both; only the finish differs. Both hold their finish permanently, so they always look good together.
Are DNSK gold rings hypoallergenic?
Yes — the 316L stainless steel base is nickel-free and hypoallergenic. It stays chemically stable against your skin through daily wear, water, and sweat. Safe for even the most sensitive skin.
Können vergoldete Ringe anlaufen?
Ja, vergoldete Ringe können mit der Zeit anlaufen, insbesondere wenn sie Feuchtigkeit, Chemikalien und Abnutzung ausgesetzt sind. Die richtige Pflege kann dazu beitragen, ihren Glanz zu erhalten.
Werden vergoldete Ringe Ihren Finger grün färben?
Vergoldete Ringe färben Ihren Finger normalerweise nicht grün. Wenn sich jedoch die Beschichtung abnutzt, kann das Grundmetall eine Verfärbung verursachen.
Wie reinigt man vergoldete Ringe?
Reinigen Sie vergoldete Ringe mit einem weichen Tuch und milder Seife. Vermeiden Sie scharfe Chemikalien und Scheuermittel, um Schäden an der Beschichtung zu vermeiden.
Können vergoldete Ringe nass werden?
Vermeiden Sie es, vergoldete Ringe nass zu machen, da Wasser die Beschichtung schneller abnutzen kann, was die Lebensdauer des Rings verkürzt. Wenn Sie einen vergoldeten Ring brauchen, der nass werden darf, sehen Sie sich unsere Kollektion Ringe an.