As previously said, yellow gold is one of the most malleable metals, and the greater the karat, the softer and more malleable the gold. White gold alloys are frequently more difficult to bend than platinum alloys. Deforming a more resistant metal, such as titanium, needs considerable force. Titanium is used in medical devices because it does not cause tissue rejection like other metals do. However, you can easily bend white gold. The problem is that it will break very easily. Because it's so soft, you should always wear gloves when working with this type of metal. Also, avoid contact with acids and alkalis since they will eat away at the metal over time. Titanium is a rare metal, so it's usually expensive. However, some manufacturers can replace some of the titanium with steel or another metal while still keeping the overall weight down. This can help reduce the price of your jewelry if you buy enough quantity. White gold is used in jewelry making because it takes a nice color. You can find sheets of white gold that are perfect for molding into shapes. As long as you don't mind wearing white jewelry, then you should have no issues bending it.