20K Gold Testing Solution

20K Gold Testing Solution

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$3.99
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20K Gold Testing Solution

20K Gold Testing Solution

$3.99
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Confirm 20K gold and higher in seconds with TrueAssay 20 Karat Gold Testing Solution. A single drop on a stone streak reveals whether your item is at least 20-karat gold. Trusted by jewelers, pawn shops, refiners, and collectors of high-karat and coin gold.

What's Included

  • TrueAssay 20K Gold Testing Solution (choose bottle size)
  • Tamper-evident dropper cap
  • Product insert with instructions and safety info

Testing stone sold separately.

How to Use

  1. Rub your gold item firmly on a testing stone to leave a visible streak.
  2. Apply a single drop of 20K solution directly on the streak.
  3. If the streak remains unchanged, your item is at least 20K gold. If it fades, it is lower karat.
  4. Rinse the stone with water and wipe clean before the next test.

Bottle Sizes & Test Counts

  • Economy — 30–40 drops
  • Small — 150–200 drops
  • Medium — 300–400 drops
  • Large — 400–550 drops
  • Extra Large — 700–900 drops

Who It's For

  • Jewelers and bench technicians
  • Pawn shops and gold buyers
  • Refiners and scrap dealers
  • Coin and high-karat gold collectors

Why TrueAssay

  • Made in the USA with professional-grade reagents
  • Consistent, reliable reactions for high-karat gold
  • Tamper-evident packaging for safe shipping
  • SDS available on request

FAQ

What does this test verify?
That your gold is 20K or higher. Use our 22K solution to separate 22K from 20K.

Do I need a testing stone?
Yes — a black testing stone is required. Available separately in our store.

How many tests per bottle?
From ~30 drops (Economy) up to ~900 drops (Extra Large).

Safety First

This solution contains strong acid. Wear gloves and eye protection, work in a ventilated area, and keep away from children and pets. Rinse immediately with water in case of skin contact. See SDS for full handling details.

Disclaimer

Acid testing is a screening method. For high-value items, confirm results with XRF analysis or a certified assay.

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