Gold Purity Guide
Understanding gold purity
Gold purity describes how much gold is present in a gold alloy. Karat, written as K or KT, measures gold purity. A higher karat number indicates a higher proportion of gold. Gold is combined with other metals to create alloys used in jewellery.
9KT, 14KT and 18KT gold options
EVORA offers 9KT, 14KT and 18KT gold options across the range. The options vary by design, so check the Metal Purity selection on the individual product page.
9KT gold
9KT contains a lower proportion of gold than 14KT and 18KT. This option is available on selected EVORA designs, including rings, earrings, nose pins and necklaces.
14KT gold
14KT contains a higher proportion of gold than 9KT and a lower proportion than 18KT. Compare the choices available for your preferred design and check the price for your selected combination.
18KT gold
18KT has the highest proportion of gold among these three options. Consider the design, available specifications and selected price when making your choice.
Gold colour is a separate choice
Some EVORA products offer yellow, white and rose gold choices alongside a separate Metal Purity selection. Review both fields before ordering. Gold colour alone does not identify the karat value.
Before you order
- Confirm your selected gold purity.
- Check any available gold colour and diamond quality options.
- Review the price shown for your chosen combination.
- Ask about specifications or supporting documentation that are not clear on the product page.
Karat and carat are different
Gold karat describes purity. Diamond carat describes weight. These terms refer to different characteristics.
Related buying guides
Explore our Diamond Guide, Diamond Certification Guide and Jewellery Care Guide for more help choosing and caring for jewellery.
Need assistance?
For questions about a specific product's gold options or documentation, contact contactus@evorajewellery.com or call +91 9819990044.