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I never knew

Never heard of it. Except the Beverly Hillbillies. "Black gold, Texas Tea"=oi:crazy:l
 
Not gold...diamonds.
http://www.ehow.com/about_5032199_history-black-diamond-jewelry.html
 
I been knew about black diamonds I have some jewelry. But I just found out the procees of black gold.
 
A Magic marker works well plus you can always change back with a little Goof-Off

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colored_gold#Black_gold
 
Did some research on black gold and was surprised they that they would even go to the trouble of basically plating beautiful gold black of all colors! I guess some people see beauty in black plated or colourised gold and that's perfectly ok.....I prefer the yellow stuff myself!
 
I had no idea! Thanks for the heads up, Towboater....a fellow might of missed that and tossed it into the scrap heap or worse...
Mud
 
No problem mudpuppy. You right though that undercover gold could be mistaken for junk.
 
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