Karat Definition

karət
karats
noun
karats
One 24th part: a measure of the relative amount of pure gold combined with an alloy.
Webster's New World
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Noun

Singular:
karat
Plural:
karats

Origin of Karat

  • From Middle English, from Middle French carat, from Medieval Latin carratus.

    From Wiktionary

  • Variant of carat

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Karat Sentence Examples

  • Twenty-four karat gold is purer than 18 karat gold and more expensive.

  • The Ultra collection rings, composed of 18 karat white gold, diamonds, and black or white ceramic, offer an appeal to those with a love of stark contrasts and simplistic designs.

  • Black Hills gold jewelry is a beautiful and unique type of jewelry featuring ten to twelve karat yellow, rose or pink, and green gold.

  • The value of a ring depends on a variety of factors, including the cut, clarity, karat size, and color of the ruby.

  • The ring is also available without the lapis background or in 14 karat gold.

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Words Starting With

KKAKAR

Words Ending With

TATRAT

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