24kt Genuine Gold Leaf 80mm 3 1/8″ Loose
Price range: $122.38 through $2,223.68
3 1/8 -inch x 3 1/8-inch. 500 sheets covers approx a 32 square foot area. (cover less for carved areas)
Each loose sheet of gold leaf is inter-leafed and separated by pages of parchment paper.
Each individual leaf is inspected by our Quality Control inspectors before packaging. Ships directly from the USA.
24kt Genuine Gold Leaf supplied in booklets
24kt 80mm Genuine Gold LEAVES 25, 100, 250, and 500 sheets 80mm x 80mm 3 1/8″ x 3 1/8″ loose leaves packed in interleafing booklets. A sheet of gold is placed between each page of fine lightweight paper for easy handling.
Product Information
24kt Genuine Gold leaf. The gold leaf is beaten mechanically by machines through thousands of repetitions, mauling it to a thin layer of gold.
Other uses of genuine gold leaf
Gold leaf is applied in interior design (decorating walls), exterior renovation such as domes in churches, figurines, furniture restorations, signage, signboards, photo frames, scrapbooking, and other craftwork.
Genuine, not imitation gold leaf
NOTE!! 24kt Gold has 24kt of Genuine Gold in the metal leaf. There are other metal leaves out on the market that are called “Goldleaf” because of their appearance, but they are in fact a copper zinc alloy, and have ZERO gold in them. The industrial term for these leaves is called imitation gold leaf, or composition leaf. These leaves are used for mass production of furniture and frames. However, they will oxidize and change color over time. You can test if they are composition leaf if you spray water or put vinegar on their raw surface (i.e. prior to putting on varnish or coatings).
Larger gold leaf sheets than typical
Please also note that our leaves are industrial class gold sheets. The sizes are almost 4 times as large as other gold leaf sheets you see on the internet (usually their size is 1 3/4″ x 1 3/4″ but it is claimed to be approximately 2″ x 2″).







Tom –
Easy to apply and looks authentic.
James Harrison –
Used on picture frame edges. Looks professional.
Brian –
Can’t tell the difference from expensive stuff.
Mark –
First time using gold leaf and this worked out fine. Not too expensive if you mess up a few sheets learning.
Patricia Williams –
Applied to ceramic pieces and the finish is elegant and smooth.
Eric J. –
No issues with application. Sticks nicely to the sizing.
Stephanie –
It’s super fragile but I guess that’s normal for gold leaf? Still looks good when applied.
Amanda Peterson –
The color is really pretty, not too yellow or brassy.
David Chen –
You really have to be careful handling this stuff, but once you get the hang of it the results are stunning. I gilded some wooden boxes for gifts and everyone was impressed. The color is rich and authentic looking. Make sure you have the right adhesive and give yourself time to work slowly. A little goes a long way too, so this pack lasted me through several small projects.
Carlos Rivera –
I refinished an old side table and added gold leaf detail on the legs and drawer pulls. This stuff is ridiculously delicate, like it’ll tear if you breathe on it wrong, but once you figure out the technique it’s not bad. Used a soft brush to position it and it adhered perfectly to the sizing. The warm gold color looks expensive and authentic. Really elevated the whole piece.