When buying gold jewelry, many customers are very skeptical about the authenticity and the quality  of the pieces. This is because many online shops and even major retail jewelry suppliers make confusing or misleading claims (for example: "gold tone,” “gold dipped,” and  “gold finished”). Customers often do not find out that their jewelry is not real until months or even years down the line – and by that time it is often difficult to get a refund from the original seller. So how can you determine whether or not the gold you are buying is actually what the seller claims? In this article, I will explain how to make sure that your recently purchased gold jewelry (or even old questionable jewelry that may be part of your collection) is in fact a solid, real, authentic...