Platinum Purity Finger Ring – PTFR-82
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Gold Karatage
×Differences between 14kt, 18kt, and 22kt Gold
| 14kt Gold | 18kt Gold | 22kt Gold |
|---|
| Purity % | Contains 58.3% pure gold and 41.7% of other metals like copper, silver, etc. | Comprises 75% gold and 25% of other metals like copper, silver, etc. | Contains 91.66% pure gold and a mix of other metals like copper, silver, etc. |
| Strength & Durability | The lower gold percentage makes 14kt gold less durable and more prone to scratches and breakage. | The alloy mix makes 18kt gold stronger and more durable, making it suitable for everyday use. | The higher purity percentage of 22kt gold makes it softer and more malleable, making it more prone to scratches and breakage. |
| Price Range | Generally less expensive than 18kt and 22kt gold. | Less expensive than 22kt gold but more expensive than 14kt gold. | Due to its higher purity percentage, 22kt gold usually falls into a higher price bracket. |
| Sheen & Shine | Exhibits a slightly less intense yellow hue and less shine compared to 18kt and 22kt gold. | Exhibits a mellow yellow hue with a subtle sheen. | Has a bright and intense yellow sheen. |
| Color Options | The 41.7% alloyed metal content in 14kt gold limits its color options to yellow gold and rose gold. | The 25% alloyed metal content in 18kt gold allows it to be turned into various colors like rose gold, white gold and black gold. | 22kt gold is always in a beaming yellow color. |
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