What Is Gold-filled Jewelry?
Everything You Need To Know
If you have ever yearned for pure gold jewelry but can't justify the expensive price tag, gold-filled jewelry is the perfect solution. Gold-filled is a more reasonably-priced alternative to pure gold jewelry that doesn't compromise on quality or durability. Gold-filled jewelry can be 10kt, 14kt, 18kt, 22kt, and 24kt. It looks like solid gold since its outermost layer is gold. However, it is a harder, more durable, and less expensive option than solid gold. Compared to lower-quality alloys, gold-filled jewelry can resist tarnishing at a higher rate, allowing you to wear it at all times. Let's take a closer look at gold-filled jewelry in the following sections:
Gold-filled vs. Gold-plated Jewelry
A plethora of different types of gold jewelry exist. The more you know about these types of jewelry, the easier it will be for you to make an educated decision on which type to purchase. The following sections will discuss the difference between gold-plated jewelry and gold-filled jewelry.
Moonlight Beach Necklace
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The Serafina Necklace
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- from $84.00
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Ethereal Necklace
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- from $50.00
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- from $50.00
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Ethereal Bracelet
- Regular
- from $28.00
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- from $28.00
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The Serafina Bracelet
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- from $65.00
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North by Northwest Necklace
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- from $78.00
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- from $78.00
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Women's Cobra Necklace
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- from $120.00
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- from $120.00
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Paperclip Chain Necklace
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- from $110.00
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