325 hallmark is not a standard hallmark and it is not 9 karat. It might be that it is 32.5% gold inside.
9 karat gold has a hallmark of fineness 375.
8 karat gold has a hallmark of fineness 333.
325 is not a standard gold hallmark.
If your gold bears the number 325, then it would mean that it has a gold content of 3.25%, which is less than 9 carats. However this number is not officially used on any gold.
It is possible that due to wear over the years that the numbers have worn down. It is possible your "325" is actually the number 375 (37.5% gold content, which is 9 carat).
Or it could be the worn-down number "975" if your metal is actually sterling silver (97.5% silver). Sterling silver is often mixed with copper to make it sturdier. Over the years reacting to oxygen in the air, copper turns a brownish-yellow colour, which some people mistake for gold.
Either way, the number 325 does not exist as a gold hallmark.
The silver hallmark .325 indicates the percentage of silver that is found in the jewelry. Pure silver will have a stamp of .999.
what is 275 gold hallmark
Yes can be white Gold hallmark in gold metal alloys Ring.
it's a 9K gold
is AJ a gold mark
The Hallmark, Gilbert Marks....london 1861- 1905
325 does it gold or silver
220 is not a gold hallmark. The lowest number that is used as a gold hallmark is 333 (meaning 33.3% gold content, which is 8 carat, the lowest gold carat). 220 is actually the hallmark for bronze, which is a copper alloy called "Alloy 220" (or sometimes sold as "commercial bronze"), not gold.
it means that it contains 27.5% gold
18K Gold Plated.
It is a Swiss hallmark, usually found on Swiss-made watches. The squirrel means it is 14k gold and made in Switzerland.
The 730 hallmark on gold jewelry indicates a gold content of 73%, so the piece is just shy of the 75% gold content that signifies 18 karat.
it means it is 16 carat gold ring