In fact, according to the Regulations on the Purity and Naming of Precious Metals in Jewelry, which came into effect on May 4, 20 16, in order to avoid all kinds of dazzling concepts misleading consumers, it is stipulated that gold with a gold content greater than or equal to 99% is collectively referred to as pure gold, and thousands of gold and thousands of gold are also collectively referred to as "pure gold".

Moreover, when buying gold jewelry in a jewelry store, the clerk inside has little explanation about whether gold is pure gold or pure gold, and will refer to these gold as "pure gold".

Interpretation of Pure Gold 99:

Pure gold 99 refers to gold with a gold content of over 99.9%. According to national regulations, gold with a gold content exceeding 99.6% can be called pure gold, and 999 gold also has a gold content exceeding 99.9%. Therefore, it is also called thousands of pure gold, which is also the highest purity gold, and its color is red and yellow.

Pure gold 999 has high purity, soft texture, easy deformation and low plasticity. The gold you bought didn't say 999, only pure gold, which proved to be real gold.