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it is not gold electroplate it is gold
It means that the ring is made of 18K gold.
is a 18k gersc is it really gold?
Gold electroplate. Not gold.
18k means it is 18 carat gold. IDGC is the maker's mark but I am not sure who that maker is unless you look it up in reference.
It means that the ring is real 18 karat gold and it's very old
what i know is 750 means 18k gold its 75% gold
THAT IS THE STAMP, like gold for example, on a gold bracelet you will find 14k or 18k, \From Romania with love and gipsies
The 18k means 18 parts of 24 parts are pure gold. GE means it the gold is electroplated, and the A would be the makers mark.
I'm pretty certain the "ge" stands for gold electroplate, which indicates that the item is NOT pure gold but 18k gold plating over a base metal (usually jewelers brass).
18k means that it is 18 karrot however, the GE indicates that it is GOLD ELECTROPLATING this means that there is a very thin layer of gold over a base metal. The SA is a makers mark and due to the fact that there is so many makers out in the world it would be very hard to determine which maker made your ring.
What does it mean if a silver colored bracelet has the letters pl 18k? Normally, a stamp of "18k" indicates the purity of gold in a piece of jewelry. I would think the bracelet is white gold, not silver.