Karat Purity Demystified
When walking into a showroom in Ranchi, the first question you'll face is whether you want 22 Karat or 18 Karat gold. Understanding this distinction is crucial to matching your aesthetic desires with wearability and budget limits.
What does Karat mean?
Karat (KT) measures the purity of gold. 24KT is 100% pure gold, but it is too soft to make durable jewelry. Thus, it is alloyed with other metals like copper, silver, or zinc to provide strength and stability.
Certified Purity
Every piece comes hallmarked with a government-approved purity certificate and 6-digit HUID.
22KT Gold: Ideal for Traditional Ornaments
22KT contains 91.6% pure gold (marked as 916). It has a rich, deep yellow color. It is the gold standard for traditional bridal necklaces, heavy bangles, and temple jewelry in Jharkhand. It is highly valued for its traditional look and high resale value.
18KT Gold: Perfect for Diamond & Gemstone Jewellery
18KT contains 75% pure gold (marked as 750). The remaining 25% alloys make it harder and more durable, providing a secure grip for delicate diamond settings. If you are buying a diamond engagement ring in Ranchi, 18KT is highly recommended. It also allows for colors like white gold and rose gold.
Old Gold Exchange
Bring your jewelry for 100% transparent live gold melting and accurate Karatmeter testing right before your eyes.