Precious metals are a symbol of wealth, especially gold.
Its properties are stable, its quantity rare, and it cannot be synthesized chemically, all the while possessing a historical backdrop and dazzling luster.
In the East, it is the favored casting material of royal princes, a treasure bestowed upon ministers, and the most valuable currency in popular circulation.
In the West, it is the food of the gods in Ancient Greece, an offering made by the Divine Servant to the celestial deity, and the treasure hoarded by dragons.
Whether in the once-prosperous Ancient Egypt, or the ruins of the lost Mayan Civilization, or the mysterious and splendid excavation sites of the Ancient Shu Kingdom.
From five thousand years ago to modern times, the glory of gold has never faded, making other jewels pale in comparison, its allure crossing East and West, making other metals blush.
