750 means your gold is 18ct gold
750 means 75.0% pure gold and an alloy metal accounts by 25%. Pure gold is 24 karats. (1000). 18 karats gold is 750
In general, 750 is used rather than 18K in Europe. For example, a British hallmark for 18K jewelry will usually have The maker's mark, 750, the assay marks and the date letter. However, not all European jewelry will use millisimal fineness, some still will use 18K instead, however its very rare that US-made jewelry will use 750 rather than 18K.
No it is most likely the hall mark
18K gold On gold jewelry, i believe that the mark 750 means that out of 1000 parts, 750 of them are pure gold leaving 250 of them as various alloys and reducing the purity level from 24 karat to 18 karat or from 100% to 75%. I hope this helps
A lot of jewelers use 585 to mark their pieces nowadays. It is just another way of stamping 14K. 417 = 10K 585 =14K 750 = 18K
18K Gold: 18K Gold is 18/24ths, or three-quarters pure gold. Jewelry of this fineness is marked "18k" or "750," meaning 75 percent gold."
Jewellery stamping is when a piece of jewellery is stamped to identify the type of metal which has been used; for example "750" means the metal is 18 carat gold.
525 is the percentage of gold in your jewelry. in essence it means 14k, 18k is 750 and so on. Wolf5370: Actually 525 is almost certainly sterling silver - it is the standard sterling silver mark. Actually, 925 is sterling.
750 is a common European marking for 18K gold. It means that 18 parts out of 24 are pure gold, the balance being an alloy of other metals to harden the gold enough for wearability in jewelry. Depending on the alloys, the gold can be either yellow or white in color.
18K Gold: 18K Gold is 18/24ths, or three-quarters pure gold. Jewelry of this fineness is marked "18k" or "750," meaning 75 percent gold."
is ch750 real gold or not
The 750 mark is an indication of 18 karat gold.