All of the 14k & 18k gold we offer are "REAL GOLD" and none are plated

All of our gold products are certified and stamped with their respective numbers.
For example, 14k solid gold is certified stamped with number 585 and 18k solid gold is certified stamped with number 750.

Yes indeed we offer free shipping to all over the world.

As you could imagine, the cost of everything has been going up and inflation is affecting everything all over the world, from consumer goods to manufacturing and cost of raw materials, including gold jewelry prices, especially in North America and Europe.
This has forced the jewelry manufactures in North America and Europe to either increase their prices or reduce the quality of their products, in order to stay priced competitive.
We decided to do neither of these unfortunate business practices.
How? By working with other international suppliers, as supposed to traditional North American producers and also careful selection of each jewelry in person, we have been able to reduce our cost and pass the savings to our customers.

Solid Gold Jewelry is a piece of jewelry made entirely of gold -- inside and out. It’s the most expensive and durable among the other types of fine gold jewelry. Solid gold items can be either 10K, 14K, 18K, or 24K. Karats (K) are percentages of actual gold in the jewelry piece. Fine jewelry from European manufacturers use a different numbering system than karats. Instead of 10K, 14k, 18K and 24K, European jewelry has numbers like 417, 585, 750 and 999 for pure gold. These numbers are referred to as the “fineness”, and they represent the percentages of gold content in the alloy—just like karats.
Important: As gold gets purer it becomes softer and more malleable.

"Gold filled jewelry" consists of 2-3 layers of solid gold (bonded or pressed) with other metals a brass, silver, or other base metal. These layers of solid gold can have different karatage (10K, 14K, 18K and 24K). Gold filled jewelry is a typically a better alternative to gold plated jewelry. It won’t tarnish and it’s much more durable than gold plated jewelry. However, after about 20-30 years, you can begin to see some slight fading of the color.

Like it or not, typically during the holiday seasons and especially during the current pandemic, shipping delays happen.
It’s an unfortunate truth that when major shipping carriers struggle to keep up with online orders and package fulfillments, ecommerce companies often bear the brunt of the blame.
When major shipping delays occur, customers don’t know what’s going on behind the scenes. They only know that they were quoted an estimated delivery date, and that has come and gone.
We, at Classis Jewellers Inc. want you to have your beautiful jewelries that you have ordered NOW not tomorrow, but as you could imagine shipping is not the easiest part of our transactions to predict. So please be patient with us.