Yes, most certainly!! We often collect items that are not worn anymore for various reasons: one of a pair of earrings, outdated items, unloved items… to name a few! I assess the quality of the items, their age and value. An antique piece of jewellery whilst maybe not to your liking is worth keeping or selling…
Category Archives: Gold
What does 9ct stamped on my jewellery mean?
9ct is a measure of the amount of pure gold used to make the piece of jewellery.
Pure (fine) gold is measured as 24ct and represents 100% gold. Pure gold is very soft so is unsuitable for jewellery as it would mark easily, the claws holding gemstones would bend easily as well.
9ct represents 9/24 or 37.5%...
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What does 18ct stamped on my jewellery mean?
18ct is a measure of the amount of pure gold used to make the piece of jewellery.
Pure (fine) gold is measured as 24ct and represents 100% gold. Pure gold is very soft so is unsuitable for jewellery as it would mark easily, the claws holding gemstones would bend easily as well.
18ct represents 18/24 or 75%...
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What does 375 stamped on my jewellery mean?
This is another way of representing the amount of pure gold used to make the piece of jewellery. This is equivalent to 9ct.
Pure (fine) gold is measured as 24ct and represents 100% gold. Pure gold is very soft so is unsuitable for jewellery as it would mark easily, the claws holding gemstones would bend easily...
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What does 750 stamped on my jewellery mean?
This is another way of representing the amount of pure gold used to make the piece of jewellery. This is equivalent to 18ct.
Pure (fine) gold is measured as 24ct and represents 100% gold. Pure gold is very soft so is unsuitable for jewellery as it would mark easily, the claws holding gemstones would bend easily...
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