Alapatt Fashion Jewellery

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Alapatt Fashion Jewellery

P.T.Antony & Sons Alapatt Fashion Jewellery. We enjoy a well-earned reputation among gold consumers in the state. Thanks to the unmatched quality that we produce with each gram of gold. The unmistakable stamp of craftsmanship we etch on each of our designs. Our range of gold ornaments is one of the most envied among even our peers, because of the selection process we use and our panel of fashion experts. The result is a basket of gold and diamond products that can make your hearts flutter, The world go wide-eyed, your friends go green with envy.



Alapatt Jewellery rated as one of the finest and largest of its kind in the country occupies a total of 9000 sq.ft on the ground, first and second floors of House of Alapatt.

The entire second floor houses the exclusive state of the art Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri, Zaveri Bazar, Mumbai’s Diamond Jewellery showroom.
House of Alapatt, M.G.Road, Cochin - 682 016, Kerala, India
Tel : +91 0484 - 2375697, 2375682, 2378766, Fax : +91 0484 2376988

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Keyword: Diamonds, Pendants, Rings, Gold, Birthstone, Diamond Jewellery, Gold Jewelry India, diamond earrings, bridal jewellery, costume jewellery, gold chains, anklets, wedding jewellery & other diamond jewellery, Silver Jewellery, Womens Jewellery

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Gold is available from earth's crust, in the seas, river and plants. In nature gold if found in veins and secondary alluvial deposits as a free metal or in combined state.

Gold is also recovered as byproduct from Silver & Copper refining. Placer mining or panning and open pit mining is techniques commonly used to recover gold from earth. South Africa is world's single largest gold producer, followed by USA, Australia, Russia and Canada and West Africa.

Pure gold is used in those parts of the world where jewellery is purchased as much for in- vestment as it is for adornment, but it tends to be vulnerable to scratching. Elsewhere, it is usually mixed, or alloyed, with other metals.
Not only do they harden it, but influence the colour; white shades are achieved by alloying gold with silver, nickel or palladium; red alloys contain mainly copper. A harder alloy is made by adding nickel or a tiny percentage of titanium.