Gold is one of the least reacting metals. Burn it or bury it, it does not lose its value or its shine. Its chemical symbol is Au. It is bright yellowish metal and it is a soft, malleable, and ductile metal. This is the reason why its value is so high. One can change its shape and bring it in any shape according to their desire and need. It is so malleable that you can convert 1 gram of gold into 1 sq meter sheet by just hammering it. Being a good conductor of heat and electricity, gold is used in many electrical appliances as it does not rust. However, it is not so easy to melt gold. Its melting point is 1064 degrees Celsius. You would need an industry-grade burner to melt gold and change its form from solid to liquid.

It was very difficult to make gold crowns as it requires expertise. A newbie couldn’t make a gold crown. But today’s technologically advanced world has made everything easy, you just have to pour the motel metal into a die-cast and it will be converted into the shape of the die. There are various sellers selling golden crowns online these days of different styles and sizes, but the crowns which are passed on from generations in the Royal family hold the most value. Those crowns were made from precious metals and studded with gems give a radiant and stunning look and are surely an eye turner. One of the most precious gemstones to be a part of a crown is Koh-I-Noor.  This 106-carat diamond once belonged to India but it is now part of the British Royals Crown jewels.

Many brands across the world have used crowns in their logos. It shows people that the product or service which they are providing is high class, classy and luxurious. The most well-known brand is Rolex watches; its logo is a golden crown.

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