The term "763 gold" isn't a standard measurement for gold purity. Gold purity is typically measured in karats or fineness; for example, 24 karat gold is considered pure gold. If you meant 763 in terms of fineness, it would equate to approximately 18.5 karats, indicating that the gold is not pure but consists of 763 parts gold out of 1,000. To verify if it's real gold, consider having it tested for authenticity or checking for appropriate markings.
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763 is the hallmark for gold purity, indicating that the gold is 76.3% pure. This means that the gold is made up of 763 parts out of 1000 parts of pure gold. It is commonly used to denote 18 karat gold.
"763 VI" on gold refers to the gold's purity level, commonly known as its fineness. In this case, the number 763 indicates that the gold is 76.3% pure gold, with the remaining percentage typically made up of other metals such as copper or silver. This measurement is often used in countries like India, where gold jewelry is commonly marked with its fineness for transparency and quality assurance purposes.
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real gold
Gold is an element. Only gold is real gold.