Discover the history and significance of white gold, an almost colorless gold alloy that was developed in Pforzheim in 1912/13 as a cost-effective substitute for platinum. White gold is produced by adding metals such as palladium, nickel or silver and is characterized by its tarnish-resistant, elegant appearance. Ideal for jewelry pieces that show off colorless diamonds, white gold is one of the most popular choices in the jewelry industry today.