Collection: Gold Chains

Yes. A solid 10K, 14K, or 18K gold bar is a compact gift for birthdays, weddings, graduations, and corporate milestones. Because it's genuine gold rather than plated metal, it keeps up the intrinsic value long after the occasion.

Pure gold doesn't tarnish. It's the alloy metals that can react with air, moisture, or skin oils over years of wear, leaving light surface dulling rather than rust or corrosion. A soft polishing cloth restores the shine.

Each bar is hallmark-stamped with its karat (10K/14K/18K) and ships in sealed, protective packaging. It does not currently include a separate paper certificate of authenticity.

No, and there is a difference. Investment bullion is typically .999+ fine gold sold near the spot price for stacking or resale. These are 10K-18K gift bars sized and priced for giving, not for trading gold at spot. If you're building an investment position, look for fine bullion from a bullion dealer instead

It depends on the karat: a 10K bar is 41.7% pure gold, a 14K bar is 58.3%, and an 18K bar is 75%. On a 1-gram bar, that's roughly 0.417g, 0.583g, and 0.75g of pure gold, respectively.