Hong Kong, of course, is tax-free, and the exchange rate difference between RMB and Hong Kong dollars is more cost-effective.

Jewelry shops are everywhere in Nathan Road, only five steps at a time. There are Chow Tai Fook, Zhou Shengsheng and Luk Fook ... Why are all bosses surnamed Zhou? Hehe ~ just kidding.

I am most concerned about the difference between gold, platinum and the mainland. Comprehensive investigation, the comparison results are as follows: Shenzhen's gold (24K, that is, thousands of gold, 99.9%) is not a little more than 400 yuan's, but about 350 in Hong Kong; Platinum (PT990) is a little more than 500 per gram in Shenzhen and a little more than 400 in Hong Kong, and the price difference is 100. Hong Kong is much cheaper than the mainland. It is worth mentioning that the quality of sales staff is very high. Whether you buy it or not, they have a good attitude and speak Mandarin very well. They were worried about communication before, but now it seems that there is no need to worry at all. The purity of diamonds and the like is also higher than that of the mainland! The salesman said that because gold and diamonds are duty-free in Hong Kong, there is a big price difference compared with the mainland. In my opinion, it is true. Buying jewelry in Hong Kong is really cost-effective, so I decided to buy one for my mother before going home this year!

The above is a passage from my travel notes, please refer to it! See:/computite/blog/item/ac32912aa3113090033bf634.html for details.