9ct Gold Rings
Explore our collection of 9ct gold rings, featuring elegant styles for everyday wear and special occasions.
9ct Gold Jewellery FAQs
Everything you need to know about choosing, wearing, caring for and ordering 9ct gold jewellery from Eva Victoria.
What is 9ct gold?
9ct gold is genuine gold containing 37.5% pure gold, with the remaining metal made up of other alloys. You may also see 9ct gold marked as 375, which represents 375 parts of gold per 1,000 parts of metal.
Is 9ct gold real gold?
Yes. 9ct gold is genuine gold, not gold plating. It contains 37.5% pure gold and is a recognised gold fineness standard. Our 9ct gold jewellery is selected as genuine precious-metal jewellery and our gold pieces are hallmarked as applicable.
What does 375 mean on 9ct gold jewellery?
The number 375 means that the metal contains 375 parts pure gold per 1,000 parts, which is 37.5% gold. It is the fineness mark associated with 9ct gold.
Is 9ct gold suitable for everyday wear?
9ct gold is a popular choice for everyday jewellery because the gold alloy is well suited to regular wear. As with all jewellery, taking care of your pieces and avoiding unnecessary contact with harsh chemicals can help keep them looking their best.
Will 9ct gold tarnish?
9ct gold is resistant to tarnishing, but jewellery can lose some of its shine through everyday wear and exposure to products such as perfume, cosmetics, cleaning products and chlorine. Regular gentle cleaning and proper storage can help maintain its appearance.
How should I care for my 9ct gold jewellery?
Keep your 9ct gold jewellery away from harsh chemicals and chlorine where possible. Wipe it gently with a soft, lint-free cloth after wearing and store pieces separately in a jewellery box or pouch to help prevent scratching and tangling.
Is 9ct gold jewellery hallmarked in Ireland?
Precious-metal articles sold in Ireland are subject to compulsory assaying and hallmarking, with no exemption by weight. The Irish hallmark includes the maker or sponsor mark, the Dublin Assay Office mark and the metal and fineness mark. Our 9ct gold jewellery is hallmarked at the Assay Office in Dublin Castle as stated on the relevant product listing.
What is the difference between 9ct and 18ct gold?
9ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold, while 18ct gold contains 75% pure gold. Because 9ct gold contains a greater proportion of alloy metals, it is commonly chosen for jewellery that is intended for regular wear, while 18ct gold has a higher gold content and a richer gold colour.
How quickly will my 9ct gold jewellery be delivered in Ireland?
Republic of Ireland orders are normally delivered within approximately 1–3 working days. Orders placed before 12pm Monday–Friday are normally dispatched the same day. Once your order has been dispatched, we email your unique DPD tracking information.
Is delivery free on 9ct gold jewellery?
Yes. Orders of €80 or more qualify for free DPD Registered Shipping within the Republic of Ireland. Orders below €80 are charged at the current standard Irish delivery rate.
Can I track my 9ct gold jewellery order?
Yes. Once your order has been dispatched, we send you an email containing your unique tracking information so you can follow your delivery with DPD.
Can I collect my 9ct gold jewellery in Killybegs?
Yes. Free local collection is available from McGee's Jewellers on Main Street in Killybegs, Co. Donegal. Collection can be selected as an alternative to delivery.





















