Mokingran Sets Guinness World Record for Gold Jewelry Purity

Brittany Erin Dunn, the Guinness Book of World Records officer for Greater China certified the creation of the record, and was joined at the event by China Gold Association vice president and secretary-general Zhang Yongtao, China National Diamond Gold Quality Inspection Center Director Liu Xiaowei, Vice President of China Instrument Analysis branch, Liu Changkuan, and Chinese Master of Arts and Crafts Wang Peng.

Brittany Erin Dunn, the Guinness Book of World Records officer for Greater China certified the creation of the record, and was joined at the event by China Gold Association vice president and secretary-general Zhang Yongtao, China National Diamond Gold Quality Inspection Center Director Liu Xiaowei, Vice President of China Instrument Analysis branch, Liu Changkuan, and Chinese Master of Arts and Crafts Wang Peng.

Mokingran Chairman Wang Zhongshan delivered a keynote speech.

As one of China's largest gold jewelry groups, Mokingran is involved in design, production, processing, brand operations, sales services and research and development. The company's mission is to create a whole industry chain of world-class gold jewelry carrier brands and thus to show the the world the beauty of China.

With nearly 2,000 employees, and an advanced production base, Mokingran was the first to develop non-solder welding technology and 9999 pure gold jewelry, and processes nearly 100 tons of gold jewelry per year. These products are sold to more than 30 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, as well as Hong Kong and Macao.

On May 22, 2016 media outlets in China reported that Mokingran had also broken the Guinness World Record for world's largest gold ring, which reportedly weighs in at 82.20 kg.

For more information visit http://www.mokingran.com/ (in Chinese).