We are counted amongst the prominent Manufacturers, Exporters and Suppliers of premium Gold Bars. These Gold bards are free from all sorts of impurities and available at affordable prices. Gold has a very special place in human history. It has been treasured since ancient times and was the first metal used by humans, with simple gold ornaments among the earliest known metal objects. In early times, alchemists would spend their entire lives trying to turn other metals into precious gold! Gold has changed where and how people live. Many towns have been developed by the wealth from mining gold. There are also many 'ghost towns' - when the gold supply ran out, people simply deserted the area. Gold has also featured in many myths and legends. King Midas, King Soloman, and Jason and the Argonauts were all legendary gold seekers! Even fairytales often mention golden objects such as eggs or harps, and most people have heard of the golden pot at the end of the rainbow. Even today, achievements are rewarded by gold medals, and we associate the word gold with greatness - as in 'golden rules' or 'good as gold'. Gold has always been, and still is, a very important metal. Its rarity and unique properties make it one of the most prized and useful metals. Gold is known to mankind for more than six thousand years. Gold is known as a noble metal. The appeal of Gold is universal across humankind. Wars have been fought and empires have been toppled for Gold. Gold is a global currency. Gold has formed the backbone of global economic activities as a reserve currency over the last several centuries. Gold is the most liquid asset known to mankind and is en-cashable in any form, at anytime, anywhere in the world. Gold has unique properties and does not react with any natural element thus making it virtually indestructible. Gold is one of the most malleable and ductile metal. Gold is the most suitable metal for human adornment and gold has been the most favorite metal for jewellery fabrication among the jewelers. Gold has a rich history and finds a place in most of the religions across the world. Gold is known as an international hedge and has stood by human beings in times of crisis. Gold is inseparable from human past, present and future. Properties

• Gold is the only yellow metal, and it is usually found in natureas a native metal.
• Gold is shiny and will not rust or stain.
• Gold conducts electricity and has a high melting point.
• Gold is about 19 times heavier than water which means it is nearly twice as dense as lead.
• Gold is malleable and ductile - one ounce can be beaten into a see-through thin sheet of nine square metres or drawn out into a wire 80 kilometres long!
• Gold has the symbol Au.
• Gold is soft and scratches easily.
• Gold can be recycled mostly into jewellery and electronic components.

• Money : Gold has been used as coins since early times, but very few coins are made from gold today. More than half the world's gold is stored by governments and banks. One kilogram of gold is worth about $15 000, although the price of gold varies from day to day.
• Jewellery : Although pure gold (24 carat gold) is rarely used as it is too soft, gold is often mixed (alloyed) with other metals such as copper, silver or nickel for jewellery (18 carat gold means 18 parts gold and 6 parts other metals).
• Decoration : As gold can be rolled very thin and is durable, it's often used to coat metal or glass objects. Small sheets of 'gold leaf' are also often used for decorative letters, gilding book edges and picture frames, and to coat religious statues.
• Electronics : As it conducts electricity and is ductile, gold is used for wiring in computers - from digital radios to microwaves, from telephone systems to rocket launchers! Gold is very useful for wiring that is difficult to repair, such as under water and in outer space, because it does not corrode or wear out quickly.

We are counted amongst the prominent Manufacturers, Exporters and Suppliers of premium Gold Bars. These Gold bards are free from all sorts of impurities and available at affordable prices. Gold has a very special place in human history. It has been treasured since ancient times and was the first metal used by humans, with simple gold ornaments among the earliest known metal objects. In early times, alchemists would spend their entire lives trying to turn other metals into precious gold! Gold has changed where and how people live. Many towns have been developed by the wealth from mining gold. There are also many 'ghost towns' - when the gold supply ran out, people simply deserted the area. Gold has also featured in many myths and legends. King Midas, King Soloman, and Jason and the Argonauts were all legendary gold seekers! Even fairytales often mention golden objects such as eggs or harps, and most people have heard of the golden pot at the end of the rainbow. Even today, achievements are rewarded by gold medals, and we associate the word gold with greatness - as in 'golden rules' or 'good as gold'. Gold has always been, and still is, a very important metal. Its rarity and unique properties make it one of the most prized and useful metals. Gold is known to mankind for more than six thousand years. Gold is known as a noble metal. The appeal of Gold is universal across humankind. Wars have been fought and empires have been toppled for Gold. Gold is a global currency. Gold has formed the backbone of global economic activities as a reserve currency over the last several centuries. Gold is the most liquid asset known to mankind and is en-cashable in any form, at anytime, anywhere in the world. Gold has unique properties and does not react with any natural element thus making it virtually indestructible. Gold is one of the most malleable and ductile metal. Gold is the most suitable metal for human adornment and gold has been the most favorite metal for jewellery fabrication among the jewelers. Gold has a rich history and finds a place in most of the religions across the world. Gold is known as an international hedge and has stood by human beings in times of crisis. Gold is inseparable from human past, present and future. Properties

• Gold is the only yellow metal, and it is usually found in natureas a native metal.
• Gold is shiny and will not rust or stain.
• Gold conducts electricity and has a high melting point.
• Gold is about 19 times heavier than water which means it is nearly twice as dense as lead.
• Gold is malleable and ductile - one ounce can be beaten into a see-through thin sheet of nine square metres or drawn out into a wire 80 kilometres long!
• Gold has the symbol Au.
• Gold is soft and scratches easily.
• Gold can be recycled mostly into jewellery and electronic components.

• Money : Gold has been used as coins since early times, but very few coins are made from gold today. More than half the world's gold is stored by governments and banks. One kilogram of gold is worth about $15 000, although the price of gold varies from day to day.
• Jewellery : Although pure gold (24 carat gold) is rarely used as it is too soft, gold is often mixed (alloyed) with other metals such as copper, silver or nickel for jewellery (18 carat gold means 18 parts gold and 6 parts other metals).
• Decoration : As gold can be rolled very thin and is durable, it's often used to coat metal or glass objects. Small sheets of 'gold leaf' are also often used for decorative letters, gilding book edges and picture frames, and to coat religious statues.
• Electronics : As it conducts electricity and is ductile, gold is used for wiring in computers - from digital radios to microwaves, from telephone systems to rocket launchers! Gold is very useful for wiring that is difficult to repair, such as under water and in outer space, because it does not corrode or wear out quickly.