The mainland's "two" is 50 grams, one kilogram is equal to 12 ounces, and 1 kg is equal to 20 ounces; However, in Hongkong, "Jin" and "Liang" are traditional concepts of China. A catty is 600g, and a catty is equal to 16 liang (from which half a catty is derived), and one or two is equal to 10 yuan. Converted, Hong Kong and Macao one or two equals 37.5 grams. At present, the gold price in Hong Kong is updated daily according to the changes in international gold prices. Today, the price of gold jewelry in Hong Kong is 13830 Hong Kong dollars/gram, which is about 289 yuan/gram when converted into the mainland price, which is cheaper than the mainland gold price.
Hong kong gold unit conversion rules
Hong Kong gold unit conversion rules When buying gold ornaments in Hong Kong, many rules are different from those in the mainland, such as color recognition and pricing units. In addition, the exchange rate and payment method will also affect the actual purchase price. There are two ways to buy gold in Hong Kong. When buying gold bars or gold jewelry in the mainland, stores are priced by grams. Hong Kong's weights and measures system is generally dedicated to gold.
1 Sima Liang = 37.3438+0 g.
1 Sima Liang = 10 Sima Qian = 37.429g (g)
12 Sima Liang = 1 lb.
Conversion method: 1 Sima quantity = 37.445438+0 g or 1 kg =26.7 18 Sima quantity.
In other words, whether it is a jewelry store, a gold store or a pawnshop in Hong Kong and Macao, the price tag of every two Hong Kong dollars marked by the merchants is definitely not the concept of "dividing by 50", but dividing by 37.5. Payment is also very particular. General stores will encourage mainland tourists to pay with UnionPay cards, and will not charge credit card fees, and exchange losses are relatively small.
The price of gold in Hong Kong is cheaper than that in the Mainland.
Professionals say that gold in Hong Kong is cheaper than that in the Mainland, mainly because there is no value-added tax and customs duties. Generally, buying gold in Hong Kong and Macao is at least cheaper than that in the Mainland 10%. In addition, the price of gold jewelry in the mainland is generally composed of listing price and labor fee, while it is divided into three parts in Hong Kong and Macao. First, the "pure gold price", then the commission (generally 2%-3% of the pure gold price), and finally the service fee (generally 0.5%- 1% of the pure gold price), the store will print out every fee.
Mainland consumers can only add up all the prices for conversion and comparison when buying. Generally speaking, gold jewelry in Hong Kong and Macao is more expensive than that in the Mainland, because the wages in Hong Kong are higher and the local gold craftsmanship is better than that in the Mainland. Of course, for investment products such as gold bars and coins, there is not much difference between Hong Kong, Macao and the Mainland. Gold jewelry in Hong Kong and Macao is not only cheaper than that in the Mainland, but also of higher quality.