Traditional Bala Design with Kamranga Mukh Handwear BL-1299
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Gold Karatage
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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.
Delivery Options
We are committed to providing you with personalized products, which are carefully selected and curated just for you after you place your order. As a result of this process, delivery times may be longer than usual.
*Difference in gold weight may occur & will apply on final price.
