Gold CultureGold has been prized throughout our cultural history ever since societies were able to adopt the unique properties of this precious metal. Gold is unique in its inherent wonderful shiny luster. Gold is particularly malleable, conducts electricity, does not stain and blends well with other metals. Thanks to these unique properties, gold finds its way into our daily lives in many ways and forms. Gold has always had considerable significance, referred to by most civilizations as a symbol of wealth and power. Gold has fascinated most cultures around the world and the passion for it leads to the extermination of some cultures and the rise of the condition of others. This essay explores the use of gold over time and the perceptions of the cultures surrounding it. Gold was extremely prized by the ancient Egyptians. It symbolized the halo of the god and this was considered very significant because gold was known as the symbol of immortal life. Persons of social or religious importance were often hidden in ornaments inlaid or made of solid gold. Gold was also particularly popular during Roman history. As metropolises and culture began to develop, Rome called upon brilliant experts capable of making a wide range of jewelery such as rings, necklaces, headbands and earrings. Scholars of recent history believe that the convention of wearing a ring to represent a commitment appeared as early as the Roman generation. Over time the Romans extended the application of gold beyond jewelry and began making ornaments and other everyday objects of the upper class. The existence of a lot of gold in the house was a symbol of power and wealth. Alloys in the production of ornaments are a general use of gold. As these are... mid-paper... administrations, global organizations all have significant responsibilities to carry out to contribute to sustained future growth. Gold is a recyclable material and has a defined supply chain system. In contrast, some types of gold have particular characteristics, including natural value and practicality. And these have made it a possible source of investment for illegal armed groups engaged in civil wars and insurgencies. It is essential that society takes responsibility for reducing the misuse of gold. The uses of gold are enormous. Gold is no longer a decorative material. Its uses are becoming more and more fundamental and essential for our contemporary generation. As a result, without the use of gold and gold culture, people would live in a totally different way. Perhaps a life is less technologically developed and undoubtedly the world and cultures are less beautiful.