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Faqs of Gold Necklaces

What is a Gold Necklace?

A gold necklace is a piece of jewelry that is worn around the neck. It is made of solid gold or gold-plated metal and is typically adorned with various designs and gemstones. Gold used in jewelry is typically an alloy, which means it is combined with other metals such as silver and copper to enhance its durability and maintain varying shades of color. Common gold colors are yellow gold, white gold and rose gold.

Are Gold Necklaces Real Gold?

Yes, gold necklaces are made of real gold. However, the amount of gold used can vary. Some gold necklaces are made of solid gold, which means they are made entirely of gold. Others are gold-plated, which means they have a layer of gold on the surface. Charmerjewelry mainly sells gold-plated jewelry to provide the highest value for money.

What is the Difference Between 14k and 18k Gold Necklaces?

The difference between 14k and 18k gold necklaces lies in the amount of pure gold they contain. 14k gold necklaces are made up of 58.3% pure gold and 41.7% other metals, such as copper and silver. On the other hand, 18k gold necklaces are made up of 75% pure gold and 25% other metals. This makes 18k gold necklaces more valuable and expensive than 14k gold necklaces.

For gold-plated necklaces, gold purity is primarily used to describe the gold plating. The inner metal is usually silver or brass.

Can I Wear My Gold Necklace in the Shower or While Swimming?

It is generally not recommended to wear your gold necklace in the shower or while swimming. The chemicals in soaps and chlorine can damage the gold and cause it to tarnish. Additionally, swimming in saltwater or chlorinated pools can also cause damage to your gold necklace. It is best to remove your gold necklace before showering or swimming to keep it in good condition.