Diamond is
girl's best friend. It’s more precious and valuable than any other stone or
metal on the face of the planet. But no matter how precious an iridescent
diamond is, it’s not as melodramatic as gold!
Processed pure
gold is magnificently shinier and more useful than its multifaceted
counterpart. Gold production, from
the mining down to the smelting, is a jaw-dropping feat in itself. The value of
gold starts its accrual from the production. Variation in manufacturing process
spells the difference in luster and quality.
Gold bar: Photo courtesy of Wikipedia |
The durability
of processed gold lasts for generations without losing its luminance, making it
an ideal metal base for heirlooms. Recycling gold products is also a brilliant
way of conserving, although the quality of the element may decrease when
processed with other metals or stone. A single gold necklace, for instance, can
be recycled into a bracelet, into a coin, then back to necklace while its
composition remains constant all the time. This is the main reason why many
gold collectors opt for gold – it is practically inconsumable!
Gold necklace: Photo courtesy of Wikipedia |
Gold Rope: Photo courtesy of Wikipedia |
The highest
carat is 24K. This means that the gold is at its purest. The lower the carat,
the lower the gold content is. Carat is often used to qualify finish products
like jewelry, dental fixtures, furniture accents and various collectible items.
People who are
adept with the ins and outs of the gold market can outright tell the accurate
appraisal of a piece of gold. But for first time buyers, picking a commercially
sold gold product can be tricky and deceiving. As a rule of thumb, gold's value
is determined by its composition. Under economic principles, this most-sought
after metal should lose its value as more gold products enter the market. Black market for natural resources
is used to bypass this economic principle, resulting to manipulation of price
in the international trade.
Gold brick: Photo courtesy of Wikipedia |
Gold nugget: Photo courtesy of Wikipedia |
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James Henry Abrina is an editor, writer, SEO specialist and currently a Corporate Communication Professional, Market Desk Strategist, Business Development Officer and Unit Head for Business Profiles Incorporated.
He currently specializes in security management and business intelligence. Together with the company, he advocates Business Continuity Planning to change how the Philippine business sector sees the definition of crisis response and management.
For more useful information, read his articles at Triond and Masscom Tutor. Or his EzineArticles page.
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