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Jewelry sample testing - Assaying (5 replies and 3 comments)
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I work for a jewelry company and want to get a full analysis of the metals we use. Them being stainless steel alloy, 10k, 14, and 18k. Gold. I was recommended to use a fire assay but after asking around I notice companies require at least 30g of samples.
Would a fire assay be the best method to get the information I need? If not, is there another method?