Cross Reference Weight Comparison of Precious Metals
To find the weight of an article in a metal different from that in which it is now made:
1. Find the present metal in the first vertical column.
2. Multiply the present weight by the factor in the same horizontal row under the new metal.
Example: A sterling silver ring weighs 8 grams, what will it weigh in 14kt.?
3. Along the horizontal row marked Stg in the first column under the heading 14 Kt we find 1.25 x 8 = 10 grams, weight in 14 Kt.
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This chart is not precise for all alloys of precious metals, however it will always provide a good indication within a reasonable tolerance.