585 is most likely the stamp of the gold in the Jewelry. 585 stands for 14kt gold.
585 means 14k gold jewelry. I was wondering myself.
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
jewelry like a diamond necklace diamond anything
925 is sterling silver, NOT gold. 585 is 14K gold.
BOG 585 on jewelry marking indicates that the piece is made of 58.5% gold, which corresponds to 14 karats. The "BOG" likely refers to the manufacturer or jeweler's mark, while "585" denotes the gold purity. This marking ensures that consumers know the quality and authenticity of the gold in the jewelry.
585 stands for 14k gold, 14k is 58.5% gold. the vl is the makers mark.
Europeans get their diamond jewelry from jewelry manufacturers and jewelry stores -- perhaps from any in the world.
585 stamped on jewelry is 14k. 14 karat jewelry is 58.5 percent pure gold. So it can be stamped 14k or 585. 10k = 41.6% or 416 14k = 58.5% or 585 18k = 75% or 750 22k = 91.6% or 916
the 585 stamp on any jewelry piece refers to 58.5% parts being 14k,and the rest being alloy,which is used on any gold except 24 karat gold which is pure.
In jewelry, TC 585 refers to the purity of the metal used in the piece. Specifically, TC stands for "Tungsten Carbide," a popular material known for its durability and scratch resistance. The number 585 indicates that the jewelry is made of 58.5% pure tungsten carbide, with the remaining percentage likely being a binder material such as nickel or cobalt. This marking is important for consumers to understand the composition and quality of the jewelry they are purchasing.
The element carbon is made into diamond -- diamonds are not made into anything else. The mineral is used to make jewelry and industrial saws/drilling bits.
Hi,It is 14 carat gold.Regards