why gold is not used in pure form for making of jwellery.
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Pure gold is not used for making jwellery beacuase pure gold is so so soft that it is unable to hold it's shape for a very long time.
- Pure gold which in karat ( analyse purity level of gold) is 24 Karat is not often seen in the market in the form of jewelry beacuse it is so soft and flexible that afer a few days it will start loosing it's shape
- Gold Jewelry in the market are often made of 18 Karat gold or 22 Karat which is made with amalgation of silver and copper.
- Pure gold is instead used in making gold coins,electronics,etc.
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Since ornaments in their making are required to be held tightly onto a diamond or allied precious stones, 24-karat gold is not used for making jewellery because of its softness. Thanks to the ductility and malleability of 24-karat gold, it can easily be deformed and lose its grip on a jewel.
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