It means that it is 18ct Gold and Platinum a lovely ring to have
There is no difference apart from spelling. 18k is used in US, 18ct is used in the UK. It still means the same thing, they are the same purity of gold
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If this is the first two letters of the Hallmark these identifie the 'Maker'. SH i believe is Samuel Hill. That will be followed by the 'Crown' of british recognition. Then the Carat 750... is 18ct or 750 parts gold per 1000 ie. 75% pure gold. The final letter is the date letter... Of which there are many.
PLAT means Platinum. I have seen a diamond ring with the diamond held by a silvery metal whilst main ring is gold. It is stamped "PLAT 18CT".
It means that it is 18ct Gold and Platinum a lovely ring to have
Almost every jewelry store will carry 18ct gold earrings to be purchased. They can be found at stores such as Zales, Kay Jewelers, and even department stores such as Macy's. Online jewelry retailers also carry 18ct gold earrings.
There is no difference apart from spelling. 18k is used in US, 18ct is used in the UK. It still means the same thing, they are the same purity of gold
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The stamps only indicate the carat of metal. They do not indicate the color of the metal. So for example an 18ct yellow gold ring would have a stamp of 750 as would an 18ct white gold ring. For 9ct gold the stamp will normally be the number 375 For 14ct gold the stamp will normally be the number 585 For 18ct gold the stamp will normally be the number 750
There is actually a pretty big demand for gold scraps in today's economy. 18ct is an amount that can be pretty easily sold. To get the highest price for selling an 18ct gold earring, you should visit your local jewelry shop.
There is none. 750 = 18ct gold
750 means your gold is 18ct gold
$37.45
The more ct's in gold is better.
If this is the first two letters of the Hallmark these identifie the 'Maker'. SH i believe is Samuel Hill. That will be followed by the 'Crown' of british recognition. Then the Carat 750... is 18ct or 750 parts gold per 1000 ie. 75% pure gold. The final letter is the date letter... Of which there are many.
750 denotes 18ct gold