24kgr typically refers to 24-karat gold, which is considered pure gold, containing 99.9% gold content with no significant alloy metals. It is often used in jewelry and investment products due to its high value and resistance to tarnish. However, because it is softer than lower-karat gold, it is less durable and can be easily scratched or dented.
what does 24kgr stamped on a necklace mean
24kgr typically refers to 24-karat gold, which is the purest form of gold available, containing 99.9% gold content. The "k" stands for karat, a unit of measure used to indicate the purity of gold. In some contexts, "24kgr" might also be used to denote products or items made with 24-karat gold or to signify high quality or value.