10K, 14K & 18K _ Which Gold Should You Buy - Aura Jewels

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Title: 10K, 14K & 18K _ Which Gold Should You Buy - Aura Jewels


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10K, 14K 18K Which Gold Should You Buy? -
Aura Jewels
When we speak of 10K and 20K in general terms, we
would mean 10,000 and 20,000. But, in the world
of gold, the K does not stand for 1000
rather it stands for Karat. Karat is the unit
that describes the purity of gold. Just like
anything else, even gold can come in pure and
adulterated varieties. But, when you look at a
piece of gold, you may not know with your naked
eyes whether the gold is pure or not. Any kind
of gold may look magnificent and radiant. Then,
how would you know whether the gold you are
buying is actually pure!?
Understanding gold purity As we all may know, 24K
gold is considered as the purest form of gold.
Then come 22K, 20K, and 18K, which are lower in
value and price. Why? Because all these gold
types are not pure. 24K gold is the purest form
of gold, in which all the 24 parts of gold are
only
2
gold, with no traces of any other metal mixed
into it. However, because it contains only gold,
the material is very soft and pliable, and this
is why it is not suitable for jewellery. 24K gold
is thus seen in the form of bars and coins. For
jewellery, 22K gold can be used, which is 22
parts of gold, and 2 parts of another metal like
silver, nickel, and zinc, to add hardness to the
metal, so that it can be moulded and formed into
shapes and designs. But again, this 22K gold is
a good choice for plain gold jewellery, but isn't
suitable for jewellery that requires diamonds or
stones to be studded. Then again, for that,
theres 18K gold, which is a mixture of 75 gold
and 25 of other metals. Going below, there
comes 14K and 10K, which constitute only
approximately 58 and 42 gold respectively. How
to identify the purity of gold? With so much
difference in the gold purity, theres also
undoubtedly a significant difference in the
price too! You should thus know what you are
paying for, isn't it? You dont want to pay the
price of 22K carat gold for a 14K low value
jewellery piece, do you? The most common gold
jewellery types that majority of people buy
include 18K, 14K, and 10K. So, well learn how to
differentiate between the three. As we mentioned
above, different forms of gold have different
proportions of the metal. You can easily identify
the purity of gold by taking a close look at the
bar, coin, or jewellery in front of you, to look
for an inscription. Every gold piece has its
purity clearly labeled on it as it is mandatory
for jewelers to mark Hallmark (http//www.aurajew
els.in/knowledge-
3
centre/hallmarked-gold-importance/) and Gold
Karat on every gold piece. Thus, for instance, a
gold piece will have the labels of 18K, 14K, or
10K marked prominently on it or it may have the
numbers 750, 583, and 417 to depict the Karats
respectively. Now that you know that every gold
type is different, and how you can get the best
form of gold to set within your budget, you
should be in a better position to make the right
purchase. There are different kinds of gold
designed for every budget and occasion so make
your choice and walk into Aura Jewels, the most
reliable customized gold jewellery shop in
Bangalore, where you can get your own preferred
design in your choicest gold and gemstone type,
resting assured that youll only get what you
want, and pay the right price for everything you
buy. For more Information http//www.aurajewels
.in/
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