Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts

Thursday, January 7, 2021

GOLD IS EXPENSIVE AND THERE IS A REASON - Gold has widespread use in coins and jewelry - also in dentistry, electronics and other fields. It has great ductility, resistance to the effects of most chemicals and corrosion and has a high electrical conductivity. It is usually alloyed with base metals for use in jewelry because of its softness and price. For investment purposes, many gold holders store it in the form of coins or gold bars (usually 24 or 22 carats) as a hedge against inflation or other economic shocks. Gold is a chemical element, with symbol Au. Chemically pure gold, under normal conditions, is dense, soft, shiny, malleable and ductile yellow solid metal. It is one of the less active chemical elements. For this reason, it is often found in the free elemental form, usually in the form of nuggets or grains, between rocks and “veins”. In addition to their widespread use in coins and jewelry, gold also has many other practical applications, in dentistry, electronics and other fields. The advantages of using it are that it has great ductility, resistance to the effects of most chemicals and corrosion and has a high electrical conductivity. All of this helps it to have a great economic value. It is usually alloyed with base metals for use in jewelry because of its softness and price. Its purity is measured with carats (24 carat is pure gold). Lower carat alloys, typically 22k, 18k, 14k or 10k, contain higher levels of copper or other base metals or silver or palladium in the alloy.

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Gold Is Expensive And There Is A Reason

24 carat is pure gold

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Gold has widespread use in coins and jewelry - also in dentistry, electronics and other fields. It has great ductility, resistance to the effects of most chemicals and corrosion and has a high electrical conductivity. All of this helps it to have a great economic value. It is usually alloyed with base metals for use in jewelry because of its softness and price. For investment purposes, many gold holders store it in the form of coins or gold bars (usually 24 or 22 carats) as a hedge against inflation or other economic shocks.

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Gold is a chemical element, with symbol Au.

Chemically pure gold, under normal conditions, is dense, soft, shiny, malleable and ductile yellow solid metal.

It is one of the less active chemical elements.

For this reason, it is often found in the free elemental form, usually in the form of nuggets or grains, between rocks and “veins”.

In addition to their widespread use in coins and jewelry, gold also has many other practical applications, in dentistry, electronics and other fields.

The advantages of using it are that it has great ductility, resistance to the effects of most chemicals and corrosion and has a high electrical conductivity.

All of this helps it to have a great economic value.

It is usually alloyed with base metals for use in jewelry because of its softness and price.

Its purity is measured with carats (24 carat is pure gold).

Lower carat alloys, typically 22k, 18k, 14k or 10k, contain higher levels of copper or other base metals or silver or palladium in the alloy.

For investment purposes, many gold holders store it in the form of coins or gold bars (usually 24 or 22 carats) as a hedge against inflation or other economic shocks.

Our website www.factsinbrief.com was launched in June 2017 and its purpose is to provide people visiting it with very interesting general knowledge information.

Here, you can find very interesting and comprehensive information on various topics. All the articles presented are a result of a thorough research to be able to provide information and knowledge as accurately as possible.

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Saturday, July 25, 2020

BODY LANGUAGE – Many people want to know how to read body language. Body Language is interesting. We’ll show you the basics of body language, how to read other’s body language, and how to improve your own. We look at the subtle cues we send and receive to each other nonverbally. We are very drawn to looking at and observing the face to understand someone’s hidden emotions. They are an essential part of body language. Proxemics is a term for how our body moves in space. We are constantly looking at how someone is moving — are they gesturing? Leaning? Moving towards or away from us? Body movements tell us a lot about preferences and nervousness. They are instrumental body language cues. Clothes, jewelry, sunglasses, hairstyles, are all extensions of our body language. Not only do certain colors and styles send signals to others, how we interact with our ornaments is also telling. Is someone a fidgeter with their watch or ring? Do they constantly self-preen or touch their hair? These are all body language cues. There are actually two sides to reading body language in others. Decoding is your ability to read people’s cues. It is how you interpret hidden emotions, information and personality from someone’s nonverbal. Encoding is your ability to send cues to other people. This is how you control your personal branding, what first impression you give and how you make people feel when they are with you.


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Body Language
What is Body Language?
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BODY LANGUAGE: WHAT IT IS & HOW TO READ IT - Body Language is jam packed with interesting science. In this comprehensive introduction we’ll show you the basics of body language, how to read other’s body language, and how to improve your own
Vanessa Van Edwards



When we talk about body language, we look at the subtle cues we send and receive to each other nonverbally.
Many people want to know how to read body language. To get started, body language can be broken down into a few different channels:
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
Researcher Dr. Paul Ekman discovered 7 universal microexpressions — or short facial gestures every human makes when they feel an intense emotion.
We are very drawn to looking at and observing the face to understand someone’s hidden emotions. They are an essential part of body language.
BODY PROXEMICS
Proxemics is a term for how our body moves in space.
We are constantly looking at how someone is moving — are they gesturing? Leaning? Moving towards or away from us?
Body movements tell us a lot about preferences and nervousness. They are instrumental body language cues.
ORNAMENTS
Clothes, jewelry, sunglasses, hairstyles, are all extensions of our body language.
Not only do certain colors and styles send signals to others, how we interact with our ornaments is also telling.
Is someone a fidgeter with their watch or ring? Do they constantly self-preen or touch their hair? These are all body language cues.
Body Language Principles
How To Read People’s Body Language
There are actually two sides to reading body language in others.
Decoding is your ability to read people’s cues. It is how you interpret hidden emotions, information and personality from someone’s nonverbal.
Encoding is your ability to send cues to other people. This is how you control your personal branding, what first impression you give and how you make people feel when they are with you.

Vanessa Van Edwards is a national bestselling author and founder of Science of People.
Vanessa is Lead Investigator at Science of People. She is the bestselling author of Captivate: The Science of Succeeding with People. Her book has been translated into 15 different languages and more than 30 million people watch her on YouTube.
Vanessa shares tangible skills to improve interpersonal communication and leadership, including her insights on how people work. She’s developed a science-based framework for understanding different personalities to improve our EQ and help us communicate with colleagues, clients and customers.
Vanessa works with entrepreneurs, growing businesses, and trillion dollar companies; and has been featured on CNN, BBC, CBS, Fast Company, Inc., Entrepreneur Magazine, USA Today, the Today Show and many more.

Monday, June 17, 2019

PRECIOUS METALS - Karat Unit of Fineness - The fineness of gold in coins, bars or jewelry is commonly measured in "karat" - parts per 24 – where 24 karat = 100 %. Pure gold is yellow in color. Gold is commonly alloyed with silver, copper, nickel and zinc. White gold is an alloy with nickel, copper and zinc.


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Precious Metals
gold coinKarat Unit of Fineness


Units of fineness - Karat
The fineness of gold in coins, bars or jewelry is commonly measured in "karat" - parts per 24 - where
·              24 karat  = 24/24 = 1 = 100 % = 1000.00 o/oo
·             18 karat  = 18/24 = 0.75 = 75 % = 750.00 o/oo
·             14 karat  = 14/24 = 0.583 = 58.3 % = 583.33 o/oo
·             8 karat  = 8/24 = 0.333 = 33.3 % = 333.33 o/oo
Pure gold is yellow in color.
Gold is commonly alloyed with silver, copper, nickel and zinc.
White gold is an alloy with nickel, copper and zinc.
Note that
·             24 karat gold - 100% - very soft, not recommended for jewelry
·             22 karat gold - 91.7% - soft, not recommended for jewelry
·             18 karat gold - 75% - recommended for fine jewelry
·             14 karat gold - 58.3% - used in average jewelry
·             12 karat gold - 50% - not acceptable in jewelry
·             10 karat gold - 41.7% - the lowest limit for products in "real" gold 

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