The origin of the star lotus world

Chapter 2642 (4)

Chapter 2418 (4)

In the glass display case of that gold shop, there were gold beads with a cat's-eye effect. Under the light, when they moved slightly, they had a similar light-changing effect to tiger's eye and cat's eye stones, which was quite unique. They weren't just plain; they had been crafted. They weighed between 0.2 and 0.3 grams, which was considered a relatively small accessory. The style looked alright, but there was no stamped mark indicating that they were made of pure gold. However, the label showed the weight of the jewelry and the processing fee, which was several tens of yuan per gram.

I asked the shop assistant to take a look, but even after searching carefully, she couldn't find the stamped text.

The shop assistant told me that because the jewelry is so small, some styles don't have labels, and even if there are stamped letters, they're so small you might need a magnifying glass to see them. They suggested choosing jewelry that's slightly heavier, with clear labels, and that it's all real gold. The shop's products are generally of good quality.

I mentioned that the bracelet on my right hand has a very small gold Pixiu pendant. A few days after purchasing it, I noticed it lacked a gold stamp. Being inexperienced, I hadn't checked it when I bought it, and the shopkeeper wouldn't tell me. A few days later, I went back to the shop, and the same woman who sold it was on duty. She said that because the piece was so small, it didn't have a stamp, but that it didn't affect its purity and quality. I asked about similar issues at other shops, and some said that 0.7-gram gold jewelry should have a mark. If it's not gold, or the purity test shows it's not pure gold, then I should contact the shopkeeper; they're not following proper procedures.

The saleswoman took a look and said the jewelry looked gold. She asked where I bought it and if I wanted a warranty certificate.
I said that the product was purchased in another shopping mall, specifically from a chain store that specializes in gold, with thousands of stores, and it's a big brand.

The saleswoman said it shouldn't be a problem, but with that brand, you have to be careful with franchise stores, as they often have issues with purity levels not meeting standards. If it's not pure, the buyback price will be affected, and you'll have to pay less.