white gold

English

white gold (countable and uncountable, plural white golds)

(countable) Any precious metal alloy consisting of gold and a platinum group metal such as platinum or palladium or other white metal such as nickel.
- 2022, Hernan Diaz, Trust, Picador (2023), page 371:
  It’s a slender band of white gold. It’ll be rather lovely once it fades.
(uncountable) Any white commodity seen as valuable.
1. Cotton
2. Sugar
3. China or porcelain
4. Cocaine.
  - 1989, Gabriel G. Nahas, Helene Peters, Cocaine: The Great White Plague, page 122:
    Fleets of planes flew in their daily cargo of white gold, first extracted from coca leaves in Peru or Bolivia and then refined in Colombia.
(obsolete, uncountable) Platinum.

any precious metal alloy consisting of gold and a platinum group metal

Bulgarian: бяло злато n (bjalo zlato)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 白金 (zh) (báijīn), 白色黃金／白色黄金 (báisè huángjīn), 白色K金 (báisè kei jīn)
Crimean Tatar: aq altın
Dutch: witgoud (nl) n
Finnish: valkokulta (fi)
French: or blanc (fr) m
Galician: ouro branco m
German: Weißgold n
Hungarian: fehérarany (hu)
Italian: oro bianco m
Japanese: ホワイトゴールド (ja) (howaitogōrudo), 白色金 (はくしょくきん, hakushokukin)
Korean: 백색금(白色金) (baeksaekgeum), 화이트골드 (hwaiteugoldeu)
Persian: طلا سفید (talâ-sefid)
Polish: białe złoto (pl) n
Portuguese: ouro branco m
Romanian: aur alb (ro) n
Russian: бе́лое зо́лото (ru) n (béloje zóloto)
Spanish: oro blanco m
Swedish: vitguld (sv) n
Thai: ทองขาว (tɔɔng-kǎao), ทองคำขาว (tɔɔng-kam-kǎao)
Vietnamese: vàng trắng