Gold Jewellery Australia are jewelleries that can always be a trend and never goes out of fashion. Since

gold is valuable, buying gold Jewellery is a good odea since you will still be able to use that jewellery

years from now.

The only problem when buying

gold Jewellery Australia is that

you are not sure if that piece of

luxury is authentic or not. So

when you are about to buy a

necklace, bangle, bracelet or rings

that are made of gold, be sure to

check these three factors: Purity,

Color and Solidity.

Superstar Jewellery is a leading

provider of authentic, genuine

and quality luxurious jewels. We

are a recognized and licensed

company that offers the best

deals when it comes to jewerlleries. And since we care about our customers and clients, we are giving

you a guide based on the three factors when buying jewellery.

Superstar Jewellery’s Guide to Buying Gold Jewellery Australia:

The Gold Purity

The purity of the gold us an important factor that you should consider when buying gold jewellery. It Is

measured through Karats. 24K is considered as the purest while 10K as the least pure.

10k (41.7% Gold)

Made up of 10 parts gold and 14 parts of other metal. 12k (50% Gold)

12 parts are made up of gold while the other 12 parts are made up of other metals. 14k (58.3% Gold)

14 parts Gold and 10 Parts other metals. 18k (75% Gold)

18 parts Gold and 6 Parts other metals.

The Gold Color

The most common way to distinguish gold jewellery Australia is through the color. The common color of

gold is bright yellow. Gold jewelleries with other tints of color are mixture of gold and other metals.

White gold is mixed with nickel or palladium. Rose gold is a pinkish gold that is mixed with copper.

Green gold is a gold jewellery that is made up of a mixture of gold and silver.

The Gold Solidity.

Gold Jewelleries that are labeled with karats are solid gold. But there are jewelleries that are marked as

gold-plated. Gold plated jewelleries are less precious metals that are only coated with gold. There are

also gold filled jewelleries. They are not solid gold but have a thicke layer of gold compare to the gold

plated jewelleries. These types of jewelleries may be cheaper, but they are also less valuable and less

durable.