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Gold is much more than a commodity

Mankind has always shared a strong affinity with gold; a relationship which has spanned the centuries from the start of civilisation to today. The allure of gold has inspired generations of men and women to go to great lengths in a quest to hunt it down, to horde it as wealth and to seek pleasure from it as jewellery. By transcending cultural barriers, gold has the power to connect people.

Gold is enduring, not transient

• Gold was regarded as sacred and beautiful by ancient civilisations and is still revered today.
• Gold is malleable and can be reformed into beautiful objects time and time again.
• Gold’s physical qualities mean that it does not erode over time. It cannot be tarnished or oxidised.
• Gold can be passed down from generation to generation. It bonds one generation to the next, through love and memories.
• The gold passed down through your family is more valuable now than when it was first bought. This should reassure you that you will be passing on a valuable legacy when you give your gold to your own children and grandchildren.
• When you buy gold jewellery, you are acquiring an adornment that will not only look beautiful, but which can also preserve the value of your wealth.

Gold is like a good relationship; it grows in value as time passes by

• Gold is a great marker of a relationship and its value, both sentimental and absolute, will grow with you over time.

Gold purchases can be affordable

• At current prices, consumers may feel that gold has become a relatively expensive luxury item. However, the micro-finance schemes offered by many retailers mean that gold is still affordable and widely available to consumers.

 

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