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Well, darling, a GDP stamp on a gold ring stands for "Gold Plated," not Gross Domestic Product. So, if you were hoping for a fancy economic indicator on your jewelry, I hate to burst your bubble. But hey, at least you know your ring is just gold plated and not made of solid gold.

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