Gold ornaments are black, depending on the specific parts, and it is normal if they are in the buckle. "Due to the requirements of the production process, the buckle needs to be elastic, but it can't be pure gold. According to national standards, gold with a purity of over 900 should be used. This buckle will be mixed with other metals, and it is normal to appear red and black. For "rusty" gold ingots, it is not uncommon for some gold coins and gold ingots with qualified purity to have "rust" on their surfaces. The main reason is that gold is not cleaned during production and processing. For example, dust and other substances are brought in the process of pressing gold bars. After storage for a period of time, it will oxidize under the conditions of light, air and so on, forming rust spots, which can be easily removed by professional cleaning.