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96.5
Reference·Voluntary marking

Thailand

Thai gold has its own standard — 96.5%, struck as “965” — a trade convention you'll see across Bangkok's baht-gold shops, distinct from the Western karat system.

In the atlas: Bangkok Silom & JTC

The system

Voluntary marking

Thailand has no state assay office. Domestic “baht gold” trades at a fixed 96.5% purity by trade convention; the Gem and Jewelry Institute (GIT) added a voluntary hallmark in 2020.

No compulsory hallmarking; the 96.5% “Thai gold” convention is the signature.

The marks

What you'll see struck

96.5

965 · 96.5%

Thai baht gold (~23K)

The signature domestic standard — 96.5% pure gold — set by trade convention for baht-gold ornaments.

750

750 / 585

Export fineness

Western 18K/14K millesimal marks on pieces made for export.

925

925 · Thailand

Thai sterling silver

Sterling silver, often stamped with “THAILAND” (or, historically, “Siam Sterling”).

Standards

Fineness

Gold
965 (96.5%, domestic) · 750 · 585
Silver
925 (· 950 · 999)
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Sources & references
  • GIT — Gem & Jewelry Institute of Thailand↗
  • TISI — Thai Industrial Standards↗

* The precise legal basis of the 96.5% standard and the GIT laser-mark glyph are not confirmed in primary sources.

A reference guide, not an authentication service. Marks vary by date and metal; consult the relevant assay office or standards body for definitive identification.

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