WOMAN RING 3D print model

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North American gold purity marks typically consist of two key elements: the type of metal, which in this instance is either sterling silver (92.5% silver content) or fine gold, indicated by a combination of symbols and numerical values that reveal the purity levels present. In these examples provided, we see two types of gold alloys - 14K, weighing around 4.0 grams, marked with an asterisk symbol for S925 which denotes a metal that contains at least 92.5% silver content or less in contrast to what would typically denote a "sterling" or other purities levels. Another purity marker used within North America and some European markets indicates the specific karat gold present, ranging from as low as '00K' (or nearly pure) all the way up to twenty-four karats (99.9%) represented by four points with two bars connecting these symbols forming a box like shape which is used widely today. Next, you'll notice "p" symbol that usually represents pearl weights or more typically indicates gemstones as seen on our second mark where 1.6mm refers to the gemstone diameter and has an equivalent weight to two of such size (i.e., 1 point). Gemstone settings like this one provide additional details regarding the size as well as total amount per piece which comes in various quantities from singular up to four, illustrated below: (1) one round diamond weighing precisely three carats;