18kgp is 18 carat gold plated so it is not gold inside just plated in gold which will wear off with time and sterling silver is silver all through it not plated.
no its gold plated, usually a silver or copper ring
18 KGP stand for 'karat gold plate' These can not be pawned.
yes
It is gold KGP
Means that that metal is not real is golden plated (gp)
It usually costs 60-100USD per gram 18K gold
It usually costs 60-100USD per gram 18K gold
That is correct, and it means it will invariably wear over time a the layer is so thin, to reveal the cheaper metal underneath over time.
It is not 18kcp. Correct is 18KGP - it is mean 18 karat gold plate.
I'm about to go tomorrow to meet up with one of my buddies who work's at a cash for gold place. i found a 18kgp necklace n he told me its worth $cheese$ so I'll let ya know people!! cuz these people suck at answering this question.. to be continued...
The value of an 18k gold plated necklaces worth would depend on the current buy back price and the market in your area. Naturally, the price for a necklace that is gold plated will be less than a necklace that is solid gold.
It depends on what you mean. A stamping of 18K GP usually means 18K gold plating (over base metal) in which case it would cost very little because the plating is very thin and basically worthless and base metal is really cheap. On the other hand, 18K GP could possibly mean that GP were the makers mark (it most likely would be plated, but I suppose GP could be initials and the chain could be solid 18K) in which case it would cost money depending on the weight. As a general rule of thumb, consider a price of pure gold to be $50 per gram, and since 18K gold is 75% pure, you'd have a price of $37.5 per gram of your 18K chain and so it would depend on weight. A tiny, thin chain meant as a bracelet might cost $30-50 while a large chunky "70s looking" chain might cost upwards of $500.