Gold bars are displayed during a photo opportunity at the Ginza Tanaka store in Tokyo (Photo:
REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao)
REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao)
A woman touches a 220 kg (485 pounds) gold bar, worth around $7.9 million at today's price, on display at the Jinguashi Gold Ecological Park in Taipei County (Photo: REUTERS/Nicky Loh)
A man carries gold bricks at SJC gold factory in Ho Chi Minh city. (Photo: REUTERS/Kham)
A man moulds gold at the Sacombank gold bar factory in Vietnam's southern Ho Chi Minh city. (Photo: REUTERS/Kham)
A gold miner shows a gold amalgam at an artisanal mining in Abangares, north of San Jose. Costa Rica is pushing to legalize a 600 informal miners of small-scale miners who scrape out tiny amounts of gold from abandoned mine shafts using dangerous and polluting techniques. (Photo: REUTERS/Juan Carlos Ulate)
A shopkeeper inspects gold bars before putting them on sale in Bangkok's Chinatown. (Photo: REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang)
Gold biscuits are given finishing touches at a precious metals refinery in Mumbai, India (Photo: REUTERS/Arko Datta)
Two trays of gold powders at different stages of refining are pictured at a Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo factory in Kanagawa prefecture. The factory produces gold bars and gold products for industrial and commercial use, and recycles gold from old products such as jewellery and industrial scrap. (Photo: REUTERS/Michael Caronna)
A mold for forming gold bars is kept at high-temperature in an oven at a Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo factory in Kanagawa prefecture. (REUTERS/Michael Caronna)
An ingot of highly pure gold is pictured at a Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo factory in Kanagawa prefecture. (Photo: REUTERS/Michael Caronna)
Gold bars are displayed at South Africa's Rand Refinery in Germiston. A blistering rally in gold prices has sparked a new gold rush in South Africa as mining firms seek to exploit a huge stash of underground gold hidden deeper than humans have ever dug before.The rocketing prices have transformed the aging gold industry of South Africa, the world's largest producer, from merely struggling to survive into splashing out hundreds of millions of dollars on expansion projects. (Photo: REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko)
A shopkeeper picks up a gold chain for a customer to try in Bangkok's Chinatown. (Photo: REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang)
Molten gold, recycled from components of mobile phones and other discarded electronic items, is poured into a mould at a recycling plant in Honjo, north of Tokyo. (Photo: REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao)
Flakes of gold leaf are pictured in Tokyo. (Photo: REUTERS/Michael Caronna)
Highly pure molten gold for use in electronic devices is poured at a Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo factory in Kanagawa prefecture. (Photo: REUTERS/Michael Caronna)
A worker carries gold biscuits at a precious metals refinery in Mumbai. (Photo: REUTERS/Arko Datta)
A 500-gram gold bar is removed from a mold at a Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo factory in Kanagawa prefecture. (Photo: REUTERS/Michael Caronna)
Gold bullion coins known as Krugerrands are pictured in the mint where they are manufactured in Midrand outside Johannesburg.(Photo: REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko)
A tray of gold granules and a pair of tongs for use in making gold bars are pictured at a Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo factory in Kanagawa prefecture. (Photo: REUTERS/Michael Caronna)
A worker scoops gold shots at Japanese jewellery brand, Ginza Tanaka's original equipment manufacturer (OEM) factory in the Chiba prefecture, east of Tokyo. (Photo: REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao)
A shop attendant displays a tray of gold bangles for the camera at a jewellery store in Singapore. (Photo: REUTERS/Vivek Prakash)
A worker melts gold at a workshop in Beirut. (Photo: REUTERS/ Jamal Saidi)
Gold bars are displayed at bullion house in Mumbai. (Photo: REUTERS/Arko Datta)
A goldsmith displays a gold nugget at a jewellery workshop in Karachi. (Photo: REUTERS/Akhtar Soomro)
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