About K Gold

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18K / 14K / 9K GOLD

K gold is a precious metal material formed by alloying gold with other metals. It is typically denoted by K (Karat) to indicate the gold content, such as 14K, 18K, etc. These numbers represent the percentage of gold content, with higher numbers indicating a higher proportion of gold.

・Durability and Strength: K gold is stronger and more durable compared to pure gold, and it is less prone to tarnishing than electroplated gold. It is suitable for everyday wear in jewelry and gemstone settings, maintaining its shape and beauty for a longer period of time.

・Color Options: K gold can be alloyed with other metals to change its color, such as white gold, rose gold, etc., catering to different personalities and preferences.

【All K gold products purchased at C.H. come with warranty and lifetime maintenance service.】

18K GOLD

【 18K denotes 75% gold content, marked as 750 on jewelry 】

🔹 18K Gold is the Highest Purity of K Gold

18K gold has the highest gold content in the K gold series (75%) and is typically marked with "750". Therefore, it holds greater value compared to other K golds and is primarily used in mid-to-high-end jewelry.

🔹 Ideal for Diamond Settings

With its high gold content, 18K gold is stable in value and has high asset worth. It is especially suitable for setting natural diamonds and is widely used in luxury jewelry designs.

🔹 Durable and Suitable for Lifetime Wear

18K gold is highly durable and resistant to tarnishing. With proper care, it can be worn for a lifetime, making it a valuable material for collectible pieces.

14K GOLD

【 14K denotes 58% gold content, marked as 585 on jewelry 】

🔹 A Balanced Combination of Shine, Hardness, and Price

14K gold is a material that offers a beautiful shine, durability, and excellent cost performance. It is marked with "585" and the visual difference from 18K gold is nearly indistinguishable to the naked eye.

🔹 Ideal for Everyday Wear

14K gold is highly durable and resistant to scratches and deformation, making it perfect for jewelry worn daily.

🔹 Low Maintenance, Wearable While Showering

14K gold is resistant to tarnishing without requiring special care and retains its original shine for a long time. It can be worn while showering, allowing you to enjoy your jewelry without hassle.

9K GOLD

【 9K denotes 37.5% gold content, marked as 375 on jewelry 】

🔹 Subtle Color and Shine Compared to 18K and 14K

9K gold has a slightly more subdued color and shine compared to 18K and 14K, but it still carries the beautiful luster unique to K gold. The difference is hardly noticeable to the naked eye.

🔹 Enjoy the Shine of K Gold at an Affordable Price

With a lower gold content, 9K gold is more affordable than 18K and 14K. This makes it a great option for first-time fine jewelry buyers or anyone who wants to enjoy K gold jewelry without breaking the bank.

🔹 Popular for Casual Jewelry

With many designs suited for daily wear, 9K gold is light and perfect for casual styles. It is widely loved as an easy way to enjoy the charm of K gold jewelry.