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      <div class="c-details__title">DOES AUVERE SELL 10K, 14K OR 18K GOLD?</div>
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        <p>Auvere sells 22 karat and 24 karat gold jewelry only. Auvere does not sell 10 karat, 14 karat or 18 karat
          gold.</p>
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      <div class="c-details__title">WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 10K, 14K, 18K, 22K AND 24K GOLD?</div>
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            <strong>10 karat gold.</strong> 10 karat gold contains the lowest amount of gold that can be sold legally
              in the United States as “gold” — 41.7%. Since it is mostly alloyed, it has a silvery appearance and is highly
              susceptible to oxidation and blackening over time.<br>
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                  <strong>Pro:</strong> It costs less than some costume jewelry.<br>
                </li>
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                  <strong>Con:</strong> With less than 50% gold content, it’s hard to call it real gold. It is not
                      hypoallergenic, may trigger skin allergies and is very likely to oxidize and blacken over time.<br>
                </li>
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            <strong>14 karat gold.</strong> 14 karat gold is 58.3% gold. The remaining 41.7% consists of alloys such as
            copper and silver. It’s probably safe to say that 14 karat gold is the most common rate of gold jewelry sold
            in the United States of America because it is very hard and relatively inexpensive due to the high alloy
            content.
            <ul>
              <li>
                <strong>Pro:</strong> It is hard, holds pronged gemstones extremely well and is relatively inexpensive.
              </li>
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                <strong>Con:</strong> It is likely to suffer from oxidation and blacken over time. 14 karat gold may
                also trigger skin allergies.
              </li>
            </ul>
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            <strong>18 karat gold.</strong> 18 karat gold is 75% pure gold and 25% alloy. What makes 18K gold popular
            among jewelers is that it possesses a richer gold color than 14 karat gold because of higher gold content but
            is hard enough to hold gemstones in tiny “high-rise” prongs.
            <ul>
              <li>
                <strong>Pro:</strong> 18 karat gold contains a sizable gold content, which makes it more lustrous than
                 14 karat gold. It holds pronged gemstones well and is used by top jewelers.
              </li>
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                <strong>Con:</strong> Because 18K is used by many top jewelers who charge margins in excess of 300% of the
                cost to make, you pay a lot more money for a lot less gold than you would if you purchased our 22 and 24 karat
                gold jewelry.
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            <strong>22 karat gold.</strong> 22 karat gold is 91.8% pure gold. We love it because of its high gold
            content and delicious golden hue. On top of that, 22K gold is strong enough to make everyday jewelry that
            holds gemstones in bezel settings.
            <ul>
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                <strong>Pro:</strong> Almost 92 percent pure gold in every piece. Lustrous yellow color when compared to
          14 and 18 karat gold. Hard enough for everyday use.
              </li>
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                <strong>Con:</strong> For those used to the subtle gold color in 14 and 18 karat gold, the deep yellow
          hue of 22 karat gold may be too much gold. But once you get used to the true color of gold, it is hard to go
          back.
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            <strong>24 karat gold.</strong> 24 karat gold is the big daddy of high karat gold jewelry. Containing 99.99%
            pure gold, it is precious, rare and soft when compared to 14 or 18 karat gold. But it’s the rarity and
            softness that makes for very special jewelry — pieces that mold to your form over time. If you are someone who
            never takes off your jewelry or you put your jewelry through its paces, then 24 karat gold jewelry may not be
            for you. But if you love the idea of wearing something rich, rare, pure and with more inherent value than 14
            and 18 karat gold, then consider 24 karat gold jewelry. Most, if not all, of our customers who purchase 24
            karat gold jewelry celebrates the softness of pure gold and consider every mark or scratch as a signifier of
            the fact that they are wearing pure gold.
            <ul>
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                <strong>Pro:</strong> 24 karat gold is the richest and rarest form of gold jewelry possible.
              </li>
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                <strong>Con:</strong> It is soft and may scratch if subjected to wear and tear. Please note that pure
                gold jewelry is highly wearable — or else we would not make it. But it is soft enough that you have to take
                some care when you wear it.
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      <div class="c-details__title">DOES AUVERE SELL JEWELRY WITH GEMSTONES?</div>
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        <p>You may find all of our 22 and 24 karat jewelry with gemstones <a
            href="/all/?explore=gemstone">here</a>.</p>
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      <div class="c-details__title">ARE CLASPS MADE OF 22K GOLD OR 24K GOLD?</div>
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        <p>The clasps of our necklaces and bracelets are made of 22 karat gold.</p>
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      <div class="c-details__title">ARE THE BACKS OF AUVERE’S EARRINGS 22 KARAT GOLD?</div>
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        <p>All of our earring backs are made with solid 22 karat gold.</p>
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      <div class="c-details__title">WHERE IS AUVERE JEWELRY MADE?</div>
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        <p>Auvere jewelry is handcrafted in New York, NY and Jaipur, India using a mix of modern, traditional and
          downright ancient techniques to provide fine work on each piece. Our NYC-based partner is a family run
          business with decades of experience making fine jewelry. They make all of our 24 karat gold pieces. Our
          partner in Jaipur is also a family operated business that traces its roots in fine jewelry manufacture to
          1931. Our Indian partner makes all of our 22 karat gold jewelry.</p>
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      <div class="c-details__title">HOW DO I KNOW THE PURITY OF AUVERE JEWELRY?</div>
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        <p>The designation of purity of the gold used to handcraft each piece of Auvere true gold jewelry, whether 22
          karat or 24 karat, will be stamped on each piece.</p>
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      <div class="c-details__title">PLEASE EXPLAIN THE VARIOUS FINISHES AVAILABLE ON AUVERE.COM?</div>
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            <strong>Matte Gold.</strong> A matte gold finish diffuses light rather than reflecting it, which gives each
            piece a subtle, warm look. Our matte finish is achieved by sandblasting gold pieces with fine grains of sand
            at a particular speed and pressure. You will feel some texture when you touch the piece.<br>
          </li>
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            <strong>Satin-Finished Gold.</strong> Satin-finished gold is achieved by using a rotating wire brush to
            create a soft, satiny finish. In both cases, the finish is smooth to the touch but is no longer shiny. Our <a
              href="/product/arignote-valo-22k-choker-large/">Valo L Necklace</a> is a perfect
            example of satin-finished gold.<br>
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            <strong>Polished Gold.</strong> Polished gold is burnished to a high-shine, is super smooth, and reflects
            light like a mirror.
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      <div class="c-details__title">DOES 22K OR 24K GOLD JEWELRY TARNISH OR BLACKEN?</div>
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        <p><strong>24 karat gold.</strong> 24 karat gold jewelry will not tarnish or blacken because such jewelry is
          made of pure gold, which does not combine with, or otherwise react to oxygen.<br><br>

          <strong>22 karat gold.</strong>  Auvere’s 22 karat gold contains 91.8% pure gold. The remaining 8.2% is comprised of 4.2% pure silver, 3.2% copper and .8% zinc. In the very unlikely event that our 22 karat gold blackens, such tarnish may be caused by one or more of the following:

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              <strong>Sweat.</strong> 22 karat gold jewelry can discolor when it comes in contact with human sweat.
              Perspiration contains substances that can cause the blackening of gold, such as sodium chloride, lactic acid,
              urea, and ammonia. When these substances come into contact with the silver alloys in 22 karat gold, silver
              chloride results, which can lead to creation of deep black chemical salts. This chemical reaction can blacken
              22 karat gold jewelry.
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            <li>
              <strong>Body Care Products, Perfumes & Pain Relief Ointments.</strong> Synthetic ingredients and
              chemicals found in perfumes, body creams, body oils, lotions, moisturizers, and deodorant can all discolor 22
              karat gold jewelry.
            </li>

            <li>
              <strong>Food Products.</strong> Certain food items containing acid and/or sulphuric compounds such as
              fruit juices, oil, vinegar, soda, pickles and onions can discolor or tarnish 22 karat gold jewelry.
            </li>

            <li>
              <strong>Cleaning Substances.</strong> Bleach and chlorine cause the disintegration of the alloys in 22
              karat gold jewelry over a period of time. 22 karat gold jewelry may also darken if it is frequently exposed to
              bath gel, shampoo, soap, lotion, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide and dirt.
            </li>
          </ul>
          
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        <p><strong>Recommendations for care.</strong> Please click <a href="/help/care/">here</a>
          to learn more about caring for 22 and 24 karat gold jewelry.</p>
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      <div class="c-details__title">WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY 22 KARAT GOLD JEWELRY TARNISHES?</div>
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        <p>It is very unlikely that your 22 karat gold will blacken or tarnish. That said, if you have received your
          jewelry in a tarnished condition, you may return the item for a replacement or a full refund provided that you
          contact Auvere Customer Support within 30 days from the date on which you received the jewelry. If the 30-day
          return period has expired, please (a) review our instructions for care and try to reduce or eliminate
          activities or contact that contribute to, or directly cause, tarnishing, and (b) take your item to your local
          jeweler who should be able to polish the tarnished areas and remove any blackening.</p>
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