It means 20 karat gold
it mean's that your item is 1/20 percent of 12k gold don't try to turn it in its not valuable at all sorry.
On a watch case, plaque OR G 20 microns means that the case is solid gold. The 20 micron relates to the thickness of the gold plating.
It means that the Gold on the metal you have is actually Gold Plated. 120 stands for 1/20, which means since it is only a plating, it is only one-twentieth it's weight in actual gold.
US $20 gold coins are made of 90% gold, which puts it at about 21 1/2 kt.
Yes. An example of a 20-carat diamond ring can be found on Kim Kardashian's wedding ring.
825CZ most likely refers to the purity of the gold ring. It is possibly an indication that the ring is made of 82.5% pure gold (which is 20 karat gold) and the CZ could stand for cubic zirconia, a type of synthetic gemstone commonly used in jewelry as a diamond simulant.
well, yes it is a real ring. the G.E. most likely stands for gold electroplate, witch means it is coated with gold but not solid, probably worth something, but not much. The "diamond" is most likely a cubic zirconium (not worth crap) but you can probly get a few bucks for the ring. Cant say how much maybe 20-50 bucks.
Both versions of the description you give, 20 point and 0.2 carat mean that the stone is roughly one-fifth of a carat in weight.
"18k" stamped on a ring indicates that the ring is made of 18 karat gold, which means it is 75% pure gold mixed with other metals for durability. It is a common marking in jewelry to denote the purity of the gold used in the piece.
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The XX stamp on gold means 20 karats.
The price depends strictly on the size of the diamond and its value, which is calculated according to the stone's clarity, cut, carat weight and color. The value of the white gold in the ring will not vary much between a ring that holds a .20 carat stone or a 5 carat stone. The difference in the value of the stone can be from several hundred to several tens of thousands of dollars, euros or pounds sterling.
I think it's about 20 years.
You can clean a white gold and diamond ring by soaking it in a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap, then gently scrubbing it with a soft-bristled toothbrush. You can also bring it to a jeweler for professional cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the metal or stones.
well depends on how much it weights maybe 20-25$ a gram