Gold is used for making pieces of jewelery and coins.Because of its resistance to corrosion and good electrical conductive properties, electrical contacts are often plated with gold. This is just one. There are many other uses for gold. Check out the related Wikipedia post.
Coins, jewelry and electronic connections. Gold is the best electrical conductor and does not tarnish.
Gold is mostly used for jewelry and utentils, nowadays. Before in the olden days they used it to make top class weapons (in their time).
Camels, horses, silk, gold jewelry, spices, and melons.
Gold is used for rings, watches, necklaces. Its main use is mostly jewelry, but gold leaf is used to decorate some foods, and gold also is used in a lot of high end electronics because it is a good conductor. Gold is useful in making ornaments, decorative linings and in electrical contacts for better conductivity.The primary reason gold is used in everything from jewelry to electronics (its not conductivity here, both silver and copper are far better conductors than gold and much cheaper) is gold's resistance to corrosion.Colloidal gold is sometimes used as a treatment for gout.
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coins, trophies, & ornaments
Mayan civilizations used gold in jewelry. Romans and Greeks also used gold jewelry as a source of value.
Pure gold is too soft to be used in jewelry.
Eighty percent of gold mined in the world is is used to make jewellery
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Ag (silver) and Au (gold) are the two elements that start with an A that are used in jewelry.
copper is used as base metal in gold jewelry
No, Gold is not used as money, Gold is used as jewelry. You can take your jewelry to a pawn shop or a jewelry store and then you can sell the jewelry to make money. Gold was only used as money when governments controlled its price. Today the price is allowed to change on a daily basis so it would be impossible to mint a coin and give it a fixed value.
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Gold jewelry is typically made of a mixture called an alloy, which combines gold with other metals like silver, copper, nickel, or zinc. The purity of gold in jewelry is measured in karats, with 24k being pure gold and lower karat values indicating a lesser gold content mixed with other metals for strength and durability.
Both gold and diamonds are useful as portable, valuable assets that can be turned into money. They can also be used as investments, to preserve value or grow it over time.