What is fine gold? or solid gold?
A symbol of power and strength, gold is a precious metal that comes in a variety of forms.
What is fine gold: definition and presentation
Fine gold, also known as 24-carat gold, can be defined as gold that has not been mixed with any other metal, and is therefore pure (without alloys).
However, according to current goldsmith and banking usage, the term actually refers to gold refined to almost 99.5%.
Consequently, the purity referred to in this definition can only reflect a physical reality.
What forms does fine gold come in?
As an investor in this precious metal, the answer to this question must be clear enough in your mind to make the right purchasing decisions.
Because it is so malleable, fine gold is hardly ever used in the jewelry industry to make jewelry you can invest in.
Bear in mind that the only 24-carat gold jewelry you'll find was not originally intended to be worn, but was only used in religious rites where the purity of the precious yellow metal is of paramount importance.
Choose investment gold to own fine gold!
Mainly reserved for stock market buyers
- Gold coins: Only on modern coins, vintage coins are in 21/22 or 23K.
- Gold ingots : Gold ingots are 999.99%o pure.
- Gold ingots:ingots (1kg) are 999.99% pureo
So these products really do contain fine gold.