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BS, there can be copper under the gold plate copper wont atract a magnet either !

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That’s exhaust sounds mean. Care to share what kind?

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I have a 14k bracelet and a 10k chain, both are just slightly magnetic, had them tested by a pro with the acid test and both are real gold.

There is a lot of fake gold that a magnet will not stick to. This is brass alloyed with zinc or nickle to give a lighter colour. A magnet is NOT a reliable test. Doing a specific gravity and acid test is the best way to know. If you are very experienced in handling gold, you can get a good idea when picking up the metal and feeling its weight relative to the size, and also how it feels with your fingers. I've run in to fake gold where a magnet will not attract to it!

Read about gold alloys before misleading the public and making such videos

This video is not complete. To determine something is gold, just because a magnet did not stick is misleading! Magnets will not stick to brass or stainless steel either. It will however instantly be a first step and cancel out anything that looks like gold which is other metals.

This test can be used as a first line of testing but is FAR from reliable. The only sure fire way to check jewelry is to take it to a pawnshop or jeweler . There is no reason for them to mislead you. Trust me they want it to be real as bad as you do they will offer you roughly 60% of the price of goldwieght . They make a pretty penny off it.

What if it’s brass?

A better way to test for real gold is to take a boat out to sea, and drop your chains overboard. If they float, they're fake and if they sink to the bottom of the ocean they're real.

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So many fake gold chains and jewelry are made with non magnetic alloys this is to simplified.

Your "tests" only tell half the story.....they could all be fake.

how do u test a very thin chain without damaging it??

There are so many other things that constitute for gold being real! Just because the gold chain doesn’t stick to the magnet, doesn’t mean it’s necessarily real! It can still not be attracted to a magnet and be fake.. But yes, the magnet test is good if you are doing that test along with a list of several more tests,.. and you want make sure your gold chain passes the magnet test, along with several other tests!

Thank you :)

Wow this guy obviously is a moron. Listen the way he talks and sucks the spit out of his mouth every 20 seconds. Total idiot

even Copper or platiunim can't effect with magnetize .

The first bracelet that you tested, you said was silver, but it stuck to the magnet so that means it is not silver, probably stainless steel. silver does not stick to a magnet.

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Real stainless steel won’t stick to a magnet either….

so silver is magnetized? I got a Jaxxon I believe its dipped in gold but made with Stirling silver

I found some 1985 medal its not magnetic bruh

Anything less than 24k is mixed with other metals though? Wouldn’t that cause attraction?

Wtb if is cooper?

Black gold? Magnetic ❌Magnetized ✅ piece of magnet. Lol I hope English is this guy's second language

You can also buy a shining gold nice looking chain but is brass. And brass looks exactly like gold and it doesn't stick to the magnet.

If this is how you really test, then i got all kinds of gold for scrap bro…

I was force to buy this necklace by this guy in the Mall of America and he said it was real gold worth $100 but told me it was 60% saying it was $60 for some is $70 but for this Lion chain, which thought was dope looking because I’m a Leo but I told him I would come back but he was like “Pick one! It’s 60% off” Basically he made me pay $50 on the chain that I thought was decent looking. But a few days later, the chain broke off. So I was mad because I could’ve got some groceries with $50 and I showed somebody the chain in a pawn shop and told me it was some fake ass gold. I thought of going back to that co artist in Mall of America and confronting him but I think it’s best off to not cause a fucking scene and just learn from my mistakes.

I used the magnet that hold my Apple pencil on my iPad and it doesn't stick, cool!

Brass isn't magnetic either

Does it work all the time or only when the door is open?

There are a lot of gold plated silver chains, some even stamped 10k or 14k. Silver is NOT magnetic, so even though it looks good, and does not attract to a magnet does NOT mean its gold. Best to do an acid test making to to scratch past any plating to make sure you are looking at real gold.

Usually real gold has mint marks and if it's used it will have bent marks or visual proof of wear. 🧲'S is misleading info.

silver is not magnetic.

Where are you located? I have truckload of "Gold " to sell you. Thanks for the info!

QUESTION WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU COULD HELP ME I have some gold well I think it's gold, it's sinks to the bottom of the water and it isn't magnetic , what other ways can I see if it's real ?????

I thought silver was not magnetized either

If you're worried about getting "fake gold" - If you shop at Kay's Jewelers or Zales Jewlers - You won't EVER get fake gold at these stores - Also pawn shops ALWAYS test their jewelry's authenticity before they purchase so they don't get scammed

That’s one of many tests to perform! Ruling out a magnet test doesn’t make it gold! It could be gold plated copper/silver don’t get deceived Best way to test your jewellery peeps is with an acid test kit

it could be real brass as well

Goku would be proud.

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And if it says 585 on the necklace like mine does!

Things that are not magnetized are real gold? Damn, poor iron, THE ONLY MAGNETIZED metal on earth, so if it's silver, aluminum, high grade stainless, ceramic, plastic, brass, copper, magnesium, calamine, or any other material that non magnetic (every metal with zero iron in it) then is real gold.... Very informative

Well even the sliver must have been fake then. Because forgive me if I'm wrong but sterling silver 925 also does not stick to magnets

You're wrong. Just because it's not magnetic doesn't mean it's real. A lot of fake gold isn't magnetic. ANOTHER reason why you're wrong. 14k, 18k gold is mixed with other metals. Everyone knows that. Some of those metals are magnetic. But it's still real gold! Only 24k gold is pure. The other karat golds are mixed with other metals but they're not fake.