The development of Spangold

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Abstract

The underlying mechanisms of martensitic phase transformations in gold alloys have attracted a great deal of study. Whereas their technological exploitation in shape-memory devices has found only limited application, the Spangold concept introduces a novel application - that of using the transformation to decorate gold ornaments. This article examines the attributes of suitable alloys and the development of a prototype alloy for use in jewellery. © 1994 World Gold Council.

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Wolff, I. M., & Cortie, M. B. (1994). The development of Spangold. Gold Bulletin, 27(2), 44–54. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03214729

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