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>>56799220
Gold-dipped leaf

Here's something a little different. You leafs might like it...? It weighs 25 grams. Dunno if it was made by this company, but its appearance makes me think the process must be at least similar.

"Freddie’s technique was shared with a few relatives and close friends, then ultimately passed on to the founders of Rocky Mountain Leaf Company.

To transform the organic material from its natural state, each leaf is dried and dipped into a solution to remove the tissue, leaving only the vein structure.

Using an electroplating process, each piece of nature is coated in a layer of copper. This process creates a strong and durable foundation for each piece, as well as protecting the shape and veining patterns to create a superior and longer lasting product. The leaves, cones, and acorns are then finished in either 24K gold, fine silver, or iridescent copper. Our silver items are treated with an anti-tarnish coating."