10kt gold contains 41.7% pure gold. This makes it is less expensive than higher-karat gold and is suitable for jewelry that needs to withstand daily wear and tear.

14kt gold contains 58.3% pure gold, making it a higher purity compared to 10kt. This results in a more vibrant gold color and is a popular choice for fine jewelry because it balances both durability and a higher gold content.

The key difference is the gold content, with 14kt gold having a higher percentage of pure gold than 10kt gold, making it slightly more valuable and preferred for many jewelry pieces. However, 10kt gold is more durable and affordable, making it suitable for everyday jewelry.

To care for solid gold jewelry, start by regularly cleaning it with a soft cloth to remove dust and oils. Store your gold jewelry separately in a fabric-lined jewelry box or pouch to prevent scratching and avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or abrasive materials to maintain its lustrous shine.