How many grams is 1 cup of gold?
A cup of gold is used to refer to a small amount of gold so it is rarely mentioned. In reality, a cup of gold will have a mass equal to 1/10 of a gold coin.
According to conversion:
1 cup of gold = 1/10 of a gram of gold = 1/10 x 0.375 grams = 0.0375 grams.
Thus, a gold cup is a fairly small unit of gold mass. Very few small gold objects or jewelry are measured in cups.
Types of gold on the market
Gold is one of the high value products that can be both profitable investment and jewelry. There are many different types of gold on the market, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
- 9999 gold: This type of gold is also known as ta gold, pure gold, with a pure gold content of about 99.99%. Impurities in the gold account for only 0.01%. 9999 gold does not have a variety of designs, usually only including gold bars, gold pieces and gold rings, mainly for storage purposes.
- 999 gold: This is also a type of gold with high value but a little lower than pure gold. The pure gold content in 999 gold is 99.9%, different from pure gold which is 99.99%. Accordingly, 999 gold also has the same characteristics as pure gold and is mainly used for investment and storage.
There are many types of gold on the market to meet customers' needs. (Illustration photo)
- Western gold: Western gold is a mixture of gold with other metal impurities such as silver, copper, nickel... Western gold includes 10K, 14K, 18K. Due to its high hardness, pink, white, green color... depending on the content of colored metals, western gold is often used in jewelry making.
- White gold: This type of gold looks similar to platinum but the main ingredient is pure gold mixed with other metals such as nickel, platinum... White gold includes 18K and 14K.
- Italian gold: Originating from Italy, the main components of Italian gold include pure gold and silver, the rest are other metal alloys. Italian gold includes 2 popular types: 925 gold and 750 gold.
- Young gold: This is a type of gold that is not yet pure, containing less than 76% pure gold, the less gold, the younger the gold. Types of gold <10K such as 6K, 8K, 9K are all young gold.
Source: VTC News
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