Oxidized earrings

The history of metal dates back to many years. Earlier utilization of metal started for making utensil, instruments, coins, tools, lamps etc. Metal like silver, gold or brass were used for making jewellery. As there is a hike in rates of metal like gold and silver, artificial oxidised jewellery came into existence which is a substitute for silver jewellery. A piece of blackened or oxidized silver is true sterling silver, but it’s surface has been intentionally darkened through by introducing it to a chemical process. This patina, a surface color that occurs when the silver is introduced to sulfides, is a sped up version of the natural tarnishing process. A layer of silver sulfide forms on the exterior of the metal giving it a blackened look. Oxidised jewellery has become integral to the wardrobe of any woman trying to experiment with ethnic jewelry and modern attire for an understated appeal. Here are a few latest colorful oxidized metal earrings. Check out!!