If you have a choice, you’re spoiled for choice. This also applies to buying gold. The market is large and offers the precious
precious metal in various shapes, sizes and facets. Gold bars, coins, jewelry
or gold art? What actually offers the greatest long-term value?
Not all gold is the same. Gold bars are probably the most frequently discussed when it comes to
when it comes to buying gold as an investment. There is nothing wrong with this, because even if
gold bars don’t have any particular visual refinements, they definitely fulfill their purpose as an investment.
their purpose in any case. Alternatively, gold can also be purchased in the form of coins.
Due to their often individual minting, these can certainly fulfill a somewhat more exclusive
more exclusive claim. However, the value of gold here is significantly lower than that of
bars or gold art. And what about gold jewelry as an alternative? Gold jewelry
naturally has an artistic value, which can be particularly high in the case of unique pieces.
can be particularly high in the case of unique pieces, but as jewelry is almost always an alloy, the pure
the pure gold value does not come close to that of a sculpture or other art object made of pure gold.
gold. In addition, gold jewelry is usually bought to be worn, not as an investment.
not as an investment. When it comes to buying gold in order to maintain a stable and
and in the best case even increasing value, gold art is clearly the best choice.
choice.
The answer as to which gold treasure is most valuable in the long term is therefore quickly
found: Gold art is more valuable in the long term than gold bars or coins. But why is that?
is that so? A simple comparison actually shows it quite clearly: if I invest 100,000 euros
in gold bars, I have the equivalent value of 100,000 euros in gold. If I invest
the same amount in an art object, it represents more than the pure purchase price,
because the artistic value is virtually priceless. And: art often increases in value over time
value over time – and this also applies to gold art. The fluctuations of the daily
all gold investments without exception, but unlike coins or bars, gold art can retain its value over time.
gold art can increase in value due to its rarity value or age. And
availability also plays a decisive role in choosing the right investment.
investment: I can buy a gold bar at any time from my trusted gold dealer
gold dealers I trust, whereas an art object is not produced in bulk, but is usually an
are usually exclusive one-off pieces whose limited availability contributes significantly to the
contributes significantly to the increase in value.
Buying gold art is therefore a sensible and value-enhancing investment in the future.
the future. What’s more, it simply looks good. Take, for example, a
Bugoldi: the handmade unique pieces are real eye-catchers in any living room or
business premises. Whether as a work of art for personal enjoyment, as a pure investment, as a
a personal gift or as a decorative element – gold art from Bugoldi is always
unique and tailored precisely to the customer’s wishes. Bugoldi
fulfills almost every customer wish, regardless of the weight and design of the
of the sculptures produced. Not only is the shape of the art object absolutely individual,
the surface treatment also lends Bugoldi’s gold art character and depth.
and depth. As a result, Bugoldi’s art objects have real rarity value. Often
are often individually crafted one-off pieces that cannot be bought from a catalog, which
catalog, which further increases their value.
All Bugoldi art objects are also manufactured in Germany. In the process
techniques are used, all of which require a high degree of craftsmanship and expertise.
skill and expertise. The quality of the craftsmanship of this gold art is
incomparably high. Art objects from Bugoldi are always made from 999.9% fine gold
fine gold – another reason for their unsurpassed lasting value. Due to
99.9 % fine gold, the material value is retained and, in the event of the object melting
If the object melted down, there would be no loss – at least no material loss. The
The immaterial damage caused by the loss of a unique art object with
art object with rarity value would probably be priceless.
