Is 24K gold too soft for daily wear?
Our reinforced 24K gold designs maintain elegance while ensuring durability for everyday wear through expert structural engineering.
What does "hand-forged" mean?
It uses traditional techniques like loutai (hand-hammering), zanke (engraving), and huasi (filigree weaving), featuring matte texture and durability. Originating from royal workshops, it represents heritage and craftsmanship.
How can I verify the 24K purity?
Every AZEKA piece comes with independent third-party certification verifying gold content meets international 24K standards. The X-ray fluorescence spectrometer enables rapid and non-destructive purity determination.
Quality & Pricing
AZEKA jewelry is priced per piece (not by weight) due to artisanal craftsmanship. Listed weights are approximate; exact grams are specified on certifications.
Can I engrave my AZEKA ring?
Yes! We offer complimentary engraving on inner/outer bands for names, dates or symbols. Most designs support engraving - check product pages for details.
Do you use alloy or gold plating?
Never! All our jewelry is crafted from 24K pure gold unless otherwise specified. (Theoretical purity of 24K gold is 100%, though absolute purity is unattainable due to refining limitations.) Thus certified as ≥99.99% purity.
Is your gold conflict-free and sustainably sourced?
Our traceable gold, known as "green gold", originates from conflict-free regions complying with stringent environmental and human rights policies.
How to choose sizes?
AZEKA provides a detailed sizing guide [View Sizing Guide] to prevent incorrect purchases, as we understand sizing can be challenging.
Do AZEKA products come with certification?
Each piece includes certification from an independent gemological laboratory in China, internationally recognized for quality authentication.
24K Gold vs. 18K Gold?
24K gold has purity ≥99.99%, soft texture, symbolizing pure gold; 18K gold contains 75% gold, mixed with other metals for enhanced hardness and diverse colors, ideal for gemstone settings. Differences lie in purity, durability, and applications.
Is it normal for gold jewelry to have flaws?
Yes, it's normal. Pure gold is soft and prone to scratches or minor pits; ancient-method pieces may show uniform flaws due to handcrafting. Minor flaws don’t affect value, but severe cases can be professionally repaired.