14k
14K stands for 14-karat gold, an alloy containing 14 parts gold and 10 parts other metals, by mass. This yields a fineness of 58.3% gold, commonly denoted as 14K, 585, or 583 in some markets.
The remaining 41.7% consists of alloy metals such as copper, silver, nickel, zinc, or palladium, chosen to
Color variants include yellow, white, and rose gold. Yellow 14K uses copper and silver to achieve the
Durability and wear: 14K is harder and more resistant to scratching than higher-purity gold, making it well
Care and markings: 14K jewelry is typically stamped with 14K or 585/583 marks. In some regions, the