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'''Rose gold''' is an [[alloy]] of [[gold]] and [[copper]], made at a [[smelter]].  It is made by combining three gold [[bar]]s with one copper bar, which results in four rose gold bars. The value of this is a little subjective, as the total material worth of the produced metal is the same as that of the ingredients (3*30 and 1*2 -> 4*23).  However, on screen it is a lovely purple color.
 
'''Rose gold''' is an [[alloy]] of [[gold]] and [[copper]], made at a [[smelter]].  It is made by combining three gold [[bar]]s with one copper bar, which results in four rose gold bars. The value of this is a little subjective, as the total material worth of the produced metal is the same as that of the ingredients (3*30 and 1*2 -> 4*23).  However, on screen it is a lovely purple color.
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Disregarding [[fuel]], you lose the possible utility of the copper bar to get purple-coloured furniture and crafts (for buildings and constructions, [[bismuth]] will produce the same color). If you have no magma access then the transition will cost you fuel as well, so it's really a question of how important it is that you get purple [[metal]].
 
Disregarding [[fuel]], you lose the possible utility of the copper bar to get purple-coloured furniture and crafts (for buildings and constructions, [[bismuth]] will produce the same color). If you have no magma access then the transition will cost you fuel as well, so it's really a question of how important it is that you get purple [[metal]].
  
One quirk of Rose gold is that is is the same density as gold, despite using a much lighter copper bar in it's creation.  If you're in need of a lot of especially heavy items for your [[stupid dwarf trick]], this bears consideration.
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One quirk of Rose gold is that is the same density as gold, despite using a much lighter copper bar in its creation.  If you're in need of a lot of especially heavy items for your [[stupid dwarf trick]], this bears consideration.
  
 
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Rose gold is an alloy of gold and copper, made at a smelter. It is made by combining three gold bars with one copper bar, which results in four rose gold bars. The value of this is a little subjective, as the total material worth of the produced metal is the same as that of the ingredients (3*30 and 1*2 -> 4*23). However, on screen it is a lovely purple color.

Disregarding fuel, you lose the possible utility of the copper bar to get purple-coloured furniture and crafts (for buildings and constructions, bismuth will produce the same color). If you have no magma access then the transition will cost you fuel as well, so it's really a question of how important it is that you get purple metal.

One quirk of Rose gold is that is the same density as gold, despite using a much lighter copper bar in its creation. If you're in need of a lot of especially heavy items for your stupid dwarf trick, this bears consideration.

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