Dating 9ct gold

How much is 9ct Gold worth?

Gold-Traders is currently paying £ 15.32 / gram for 9ct gold. You can use our scrap gold calculator on the right of this page to calculate what your gold is worth. All our prices are guaranteed and we offer exceptionally fast turnaround on all packages received.

How do I know if my ring is 9ct Gold?

Tha Hallmark is as follows: A heart with the letters P N inside followed by a box with 9375 followed by a circle with III and then another circle with what looks like a V ? The letters PN are the makers mark. The 9 and 375 marks indicate your ring is 9ct gold.

Does 9ct Gold tarnish?

Yes, 9ct gold can tarnish. However it doesn’t tarnish as obviously as sterling silver can. You may not notice it until you compare your 9ct gold jewellery to a brand new, freshly polished piece, and see that the surface looks slightly duller. Wiping with a jewellery polishing cloth will help remove the tarnish and bring back the original colour.

Will a 9ct ring ruin an 18ct ring?

If its to do with hardness, the 9ct will be harder than 18ct (9 ct is harder as it has less gold and more other metals, gold is soft the other metals are hard), so if anything, the wedding ring will ruin the engagement ring not the other way around.

What is the 9ct Gold price per gram?

9ct Gold is 37.5% pure. The spot price is for 999.99% pure gold. As such, to get the 9ct Gold Price per gram, all we need to do is multiply the spot price per gram calculated above with 37.5%. This means that the bullion value of 9ct gold is £12.05 per gram.

What is a 9 ct gold carat?

The carat number refers to the amount of pure gold in your jewellery and 9 ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold. We pay up to 95% of the spot price for gold, depending on the amount of scrap you sell. Why Sell To Us? Find out more about us with an information pack sent direct to you through the post.

How much is a gram of scrap gold worth?

9ct Scrap Gold Price Per Gram (€) Fineness. 500g or more. 101 - 500g. 21 - 100g. 0 - 20g. 9ct. €16.64. €16.47.

How do I Sell my 9 carat scrap gold?

We buy 9 carat scrap gold at market leading prices. To sell your scrap gold today, call us on 0121 634 8060 to agree a price. Call us on 0121 634 8060 to sell your scrap gold today. Call us on 0121 634 8060 - One of our friendly bullion dealers will explain the process of selling your scrap gold, including what types of gold we buy back.

How much will a 9ct ring with 18ct of gold wear?

Since gold is a soft metal, the higher the gold content, the softer the metal, so 9ct will wear less than 18ct. With white gold, I doubt thered be any difference in the look of the ring, as white gold is rhodium plated (a coating over the top of the white gold).

Is 18ct gold harder to engrave than 9ct Gold?

As engravers we know 18ct is actually harder to engrave than 9ct gold. Pure gold is relatively malleable but importantly wants to stick to itself. The higher the proportion of gold in the alloy or ‘in the mix’, as we say in the jewellery trade, the stickier the material becomes.

What is a 9ct carat of gold?

The ‘carat’ of a metal denotes the percentage of pure gold in the alloy, with 9ct being 37.5% and 18ct 75% pure gold. Gold in its purest form is too soft to be used in fine jewellery, so it is commonly mixed with other metals to increase its strength and durability, as well as to create unique colours like rose gold and white gold.

Why buy a 9ct die stamped ring?

While the person who makes the purchase for short term reasons maybe it signifies a club membership or they simply don’t know if they want to wear a ring forever, then the 9ct becomes a more viable proposition. At Dexter’s we offer beautifully durable die stamped rings in 9carat, 14ct and 18 carat, to suit your budget and all your requirements.