A Metal Trinity: Colloidal Gold, Silver, & Metal for Skin Health

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In approximately 3100 B.C., ancient Egyptians such as Cleopatra and Nefertiti learned how to harness silver potency for health and believed it gave superhuman powers to those who wear it. Hippocrates, known as the “Father of Medicine,” spoke about how to use silver to heal wounds and infectious diseases. Since then, silver has made extraordinary strides towards maintaining healthy skin. Now more than ever, investing in precious metals for skin care is not just a nod to the wisdom of the past but an applause for the future of colloidal, precious metals.

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