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The term Electrophoretic coating (e-coating) is used to describe the process of depositing certain particles onto the surface of a piece of metal. It’s also commonly applied to different everyday objects such as cars, furniture, containers, etc.
What about the difference between enameling, plating, and e-coating?
By the term enameling we mean the procedure of baking of powdered glass on top of the metal; the most common type of enamel has an opaque look and it’s main use is to highlight details instead of coloring the entire piece of jewelry.
As Plating is concerned it’s the electrical conveyance of gold or rhodium particles onto the surface of the item; a thin layer of the new metal develops on top of the jewelry.
On the other hand, E-coating is a semi-transparent mixture of enameling and plating; acrylic or ceramic particles are electrically carried and adhered to the surface, and the item is baked in an oven or kiln to cure the coating.

Sterling silver is an alloy created when copper is added to pure silver in order to make the resulting compound more durable and less soft.
925 silver is a high quality metal from which thousands of beautiful jewelry are made every day around the world. It consists of 92.5% of pure silver and the remaining 7.5% is mainly copper or other metals.
If you have a piece of jewelry that is stamped with the number 925, then this indicates its authenticity. Many times you will come across silver jewelry gilded or platinum with the same stamp. This is because the base metal is still 925 silver. This makes it possible to wear a 925 sterling silver jewelry.

Most jewelry pieces are made to order, requiring 1-2 weeks to complete before shipping. If you need a piece sooner, please contact us before placing your order, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your timeline.