Secrets of Gold jewelry

There are 11.664 grams in one tola of gold. Similarly, there are 12 mashes in 1 tola of gold. If you sell 1 tola of gold as jewelry, the dealer will deduct 2 mashes if he has made the jewelry for you himself. If you have made it from someone else and are selling it to another dealer, he will deduct 3 mashes from one tola of gold. Note: The dealer will call this above-mentioned transaction one ratti mashe or 2 ratti mashe. If you sell 1 tola of gold jewelry, 3 mashes have been deducted from your jewelry in the name of deduction. According to today's current price, the price of 1 tola of gold is 180,000 rupees, that is, the estimated value of one mashe is 15,000 rupees today. That is, by selling one tola of gold jewelry, the dealer will deduct 45,000 from you in the name of deduction. So

Now let's come to the other side, that is, if you make jewelry, then

One tola of gold is 24 carats

First, let me explain to you what carat is.

Carat

Carat is the standard name for measuring the purity of gold.

About 100 percent pure gold is 24 carats. The fewer carats, the more impurities are included in this gold.

By the way, it is 99.99% pure.

12 carats means 50 percent impurities and 18 carats is 75 percent pure and 25 percent impurities.

Carat is also used to measure quantity (weight).

The weight of diamonds, gems and precious stones is usually measured in carats.

Now let's come to the real point that when you make/buy gold, goldsmiths usually make 15 or 18 carat gold and except for a few big jewelers in Pakistan, no one has a machine to make more than 21 carat gold. Only one or two jewelers in Karachi make 22 carat gold. If a goldsmith has made you an 18 carat jewel, then he has mixed 25 percent gold. This means that if he has made one tola of jewel, for example, one tola is worth one hundred and eighty thousand, then the goldsmith is giving you 135,000 gold and charging you a rate of 180,000 rupees. Similarly, if a goldsmith has made you a 21 carat jewel, it means that he is giving you 158,000 for the jewel while charging you 180,000 for the gold. It is clear that one tola of jewel They will give you only 135000 to 158000 by mixing and will charge you 180000 for the whole tola. Their second bet is in the name of polishing. They will charge you half a masha separately because so much of our gold has been wasted while making ornaments, the price of which will be 9000 to 10000 per tola. Remember that even the garbage of the jewelry shop is sold for millions and nothing is wasted. Finally, they have added labor. Due to your insistence, they will do you a great favor by leaving you 2000 to 4000 as labor and will say that you have not given us anything to spare and this labor is being left to you only because we are related to you from the second or third generation. Blah blah blah blah blah. When selling gold, make a gold nugget (that too from a trusted person. (He doesn't do discounts either) meaning the impurities are removed and pure 24 carat gold remains

Then sell this nugget i.e. pure 24 carat gold at the official rate of that day

Otherwise you will be in big trouble

When making jewelry, first decide whether you will make the gold 24 carat or 21 carat, 18 or 15

According to the pure gold you make, give the price according to 15, 18 or 21 carats, not pay the price of 24 carats

Also threaten that I will check it on the machine right now to see if it is 15, 18 or 21 carats

And if time or convenience is available, get it checked on the machine to see how many carats it was made and how many carats you paid for it

Some of my friends may be angry with all these things, but it was my duty to tell them so that people are educated

Here I will also tell you that all the fingers are equal No, there will be a few good business people, but I think their number is probably not more than 1%.