How are each carat of gold different?

The word "Gold K", the letter K (K) comes from the word Karat (Karat), which is a unit of measurement for the purity of gold. It is a standard unit used around the world. For Thais, they may be familiar with calculating the purity of gold as a percentage, such as gold jewelry or gold bars sold in gold shops, which is 96.5% gold, equivalent to 23.16 K.

9k gold

9K is equal to 37.5% gold. It is light weight gold. It is mostly used to form diamond jewelry (popularly used in inexpensive rings) and gemstone jewelry. It is inexpensive, light weight, cheap, but has the least hardness and durability compared to other types of gold. This makes 9K gold susceptible to scratches and may fade or change color easily. It is popular in North America, Mexico, Canada, England, Germany, and Russia.

14k gold

14k gold contains 14 parts of gold out of 24, which is 58.34%. This carat strikes the perfect balance between durability and purity, offering a combination that is both resilient and lustrous. 14k gold produces a beautiful, warm golden color while also providing strength and resilience. It is less prone to scratching and tarnishing than higher karat gold, making it ideal for everyday wear. Jewelry made from 14k gold displays a captivating sparkle while still maintaining good durability, making it a popular choice for a variety of jewelry. It is popular in North America, Mexico, Canada, and Europe.

18K gold

When it comes to luxury, 18k gold takes center stage. Made up of 75% pure gold and 25% other metals such as copper, silver or palladium, this carat conveys captivating beauty and elegance. The higher gold content gives the jewelry a warm and rich color, elevating its appeal. Although 18k gold is slightly less durable than lower carat gold, it remains a popular choice for engagement rings, earrings and other fine jewelry that seeks elegance. Simple, yet popular in the country.

24K gold

24k is the epitome of luxury. It is made up of 99.9% pure gold and no other metals. This carat represents the metal in its purest form. 24k gold has a bright yellow color and an alluring luster. However, due to its softness, jewelry made from 24k gold alone cannot be worn on a daily basis. Instead, it is often found in small pieces of jewelry and embellished designs.