#karat

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A whole bunch of attacks directed to @ocaroon!! Thank you again for such an awesome ArtFight :]

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Fun facts about Karat please!

My golden skele!

Karat has markings of gold all over their body, and when using their magic, the markings tend to drip with liquid gold

Karat actually originates from Lustertale! Though, they have been captured by humans, and are used as a living gold generator.

They are a rather lonely skele, but also very shy, not quite sure if people are safe to interact with due to their treatment by humans

Karat likes to play with their gold, making shapes and figures just for fun! They usually will melt back down and be reabsorbed into their body, but they could choose to solidify them to keep them if they wished!

Karat has no pupils, and cries golden tears which solidify once they've fallen.

They actually need to eat metals for sustenance! They could eat other types of food, but they aren't allowed to.

Karat has had people be kind to them, but it was always just to have him make them gold too. He now naturally assumes that's all people would be nice to him for.

Karat has mastered making jewelry, and actually rather likes it! They just find it disheartening people are so greedy for it...

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Karat from Mississippi

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Happy National Werewolf Day

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Jean Mahie,

22-karat-gold cuff bracelet with sculptural figures, 1978

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When purchasing jewelry, you'll likely come across the term "carat" — a key factor in a gemstone's value, as higher carat weights often mean higher prices.

A carat (ct) is a unit of mass used to measure the physical weight of gemstones, particularly diamonds.

The term carat originates from the Arabic word "qīrāṭ" and the Greek "keration," both referring to carob beans, historically used as a standard for small weights.

The modern metric carat, adopted in 1907, equals 200 mg and is divided into 100 points. Historically, subdivisions and varied mass values existed across regions.

Meanwhile, karat, derived from the same root, measures gold purity, with one karat representing 1/24th pure gold in an alloy.

For instance, 14-karat gold is 14 parts gold and 10 parts other metals, while pure gold is 24 karats.

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KAR4T

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Karat vs Carat – What's The Difference?

For all the gem enthusiasts and Jewelry buyers, the terms "karat" and "carat" can bring a lot of confusion. Though they sound similar, in fact, sound like a vegetable carrot, these two terms have different meanings and usage in the world of Jewelry. In this article, we'll highlight significant points of differences between Carat and Karat so that you become a more informed Jewelry buyer.

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Karat vs Carat: Understanding the Key Differences

For all the gem enthusiasts and Jewelry buyers, the terms karat vs carat can bring a lot of confusion. Though they sound similar, in fact, sound like a vegetable carrot, these two terms have different meanings and usage in the world of Jewelry. In this article, we'll highlight significant points of differences between Carat and Karat so that you become a more informed Jewelry buyer.

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We welcome a golden skelly, Karat! (They're a bit shy, but open for questions!)

Karat is an unusual bean who has showed up, and they seem to secrete liquid gold! (In fact, the gold pieces on their clothes are actually made by them!)

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Karat vs Carat – What's The Difference?

If you are a gemstone Jewelry lover then "Carat" is a term you would often see coming in your ways. Why? That's because Carat is a globally recognized and standardized unit of measure to weigh gemstones like diamonds, pearls, etc. Note this: One Carat is equal to 0.20 grams or 200 milligrams, referring to the physical weight of a particular stone.

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Karat vs Carat – What's The Difference?

If you are a gemstone Jewelry lover then "Carat" is a term you would often see coming in your ways. Why? That's because Carat is a globally recognized and standardized unit of measure to weigh gemstones like diamonds, pearls, etc. Note this: One Carat is equal to 0.20 grams or 200 milligrams, referring to the physical weight of a particular stone.