Rose Gold & U. S. 50-cent Pieces for Silver
Platinum/white gold was a war resource and scarce in post-war Europe. Gold was available, and by adding copper, jewelry appeared pink. Rose gold was more durable than softer yellow gold. Watches, rings, bracelets, and brooches were sculpted from this metal. Americans used 50-cent pieces to melt down and mount small jewels because it was pure silver. Find your own, Diana Mission Statement : I must write about the Holocaust to teach human beings, so never again will people in our towns and villages fear for their lives. My WWII & Holocaust books are historical fiction mysteries which engage readers. My newsletter Vignettes of the WWII, Holocaust, & Post-War Era is available at diana@dianadissetteauthor.com . A Reader Resource Guide (35 pages, no wiki) is available on the newsletter. The Nuremberg series, Lexile Measure 840L, helps students to read between the lines in history while using critical thinking skills. Montana Cat Tales for Life-Long Learners, LLC publishes childre...