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Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux - PAMP is one of the world's most trusted and popular brands of LBMA good-delivery refiners in Switzerland. Headquartered in Castel San Pietro, Switzerland, it is considered by many to be one of the largest processors of Precious Metals internationally. Well known for its quality and purity, the brand is frequently traded by investors for its fine Gold content and weight. Bullion products minted by PAMP offer one of the best combinations of quality, weight, and purity, making them extremely popular around the world.

The variation in mass in particular greatly complicates transaction as each bar will have a unique weight that is unknown upon ordering. THE PRICE WILL ONLY BE CONFIRMED WHEN THE BARS HAVE ARRIVED AND WE KNOW THEIR ACTUAL WEIGHTS.

Emirates Gold (Dubai), is one of the world's most trusted and popular brands for gold and silver bars. Emirates Gold is the Middle East’s largest refinery. The company was originally established as “Emirates Gold LLC” in 1992 by Swiss citizen Mohamad Shakarchi. In 2004 it was renamed Emirates Gold DMCC and is now one of the region’s most respected and prestigious manufacturers. 

Argor-Heraeus is one of the world's most trusted and popular brands of LPPM good-delivery refiners in Switzerland. Headquartered in Mendrisio, Switzerland, it is considered by many to be one of the largest processors of Precious Metals internationally. Well known for its quality and purity, the brand is frequently traded by investors for its fine Platinum content and weight. Bullion products minted by Argor-Heraeus offer one of the best combinations of quality, weight, and purity, making them extremely popular around the world.  

Produced by the historic Perth Mint, internationally renowned for its iconic Australian Kangaroo gold and silver bullion coins, these Perth Mint gold bullion bars are meticulously crafted to meet exacting standards of quality and purity using .9999 fine gold. Solely owned by the Government of Western Australia, The Perth Mint’s precious metal products are fully backed by a government guarantee enshrined in the Gold Corporation Act 1987.

Originally headquartered in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, Metalor is a popular Swiss brand for investment-grade precious metals. Founded in 1852, Metalor is one of Switzerland's largest processors of bullion and their silver and gold bars are well-known and trusted for their quality and purity. They are also one of the five Referees at the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) and the London Platinum and Palladium Market (LPPM).

In Asian culture, koi fish are highly regarded and symbolize various virtues and qualities. In Japan, they are often associated with perseverance, determination, and overcoming obstacles, as they are known to swim upstream against strong currents to reach their destination. The yin-yang symbol, on the other hand, represents the balance of opposing forces in the universe, such as light and dark, male and female, and good and evil. Together, the silver and gold koi swimming in a yin-yang pattern represent harmony, balance, and the coexistence of opposing forces.

Logam Mulia is one of the most trusted and popular brands of LBMA good-delivery refiners in Indonesia. Well known for its value and purity, the brand is frequently traded by investors for its .9999 fine Gold content and weight. Bullion products minted by Logam Mulia offer one of the best combinations of value, weight, and purity, making them extremely popular in South East Asia. Key Highlights:

PX Precinox SA refines gold and manufactures bars in the picturesque town of La Chaux-de-Fonds, which is situated in the canton of Neuchâtel. The company is part of the PX Group, whose companies manufacture customized semi-finished goods for the watch-making, industrial and medical markets in Switzerland and internationally. La Chaux-de-Fonds has been a traditional centre of watch-making in Switzerland for over 300 years. Many world famous Swiss watch companies have large factories in the area and the town was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2009.

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