What are carats and what do they define?

Carats define how pure a piece of gold is. The higher the caratage, the more pure the piece of gold will be. Typically, jewellery is made with a minimum of 9k in the UK, and a maximum of 24k gold. Items that are in this range include gold chains, gold rings, gold bracelets, gold bangles, gold necklaces, gold brooches, gold badges, gold pins, gold watches, gold pendants, gold charms, gold links and gold earrings. Gold must be mixed with other alloys to add protection to its rather soft consistency. It is generally mixed with copper. Most gold jewellery is made with a caratage of 22k, however antique gold jewellery, items typically have a lower caratage of 18k, resulting in a distinct brassy colour. This is due to higher percentage of mixed alloys.

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