Gold Brand

Gold brands include: Chow Tai Fook Jewelry, Chow Sang Sang, Mingpai Jewelry, Shanghai Laomiao Gold, and Lao Fengxiang.

1. Chow Tai Fook

Chow Tai Fook Jewelery and Gold Shop was founded in 1929. In the 1960s, Mr. Cheng Yutong took over the operation of Chow Tai Fook. Later, he pioneered the 999.9 pure gold Jewelry has become a model of fineness in the gold jewelry industry. In the early 1990s, Chow Tai Fook decided to set a "fixed price" based on cost plus reasonable profit, which has now become another synonym for "genuine goods at a reasonable price".

2. Chow Sang Sang

The founder of Chow Sang Sang, Mr. Zhou Fangpu, established the first Chow Sang Sang Gold Bank on Shibafu Road, Guangzhou in 1934. At that time, it was run as a family business. Taking the surname "Zhou" as the first name represents the cycle and the beginning, and the name "Shengsheng" represents the endless life.

3. Mingpai Jewelry

Mingpai Jewelry, one of the largest jewelry companies in China, integrates design, production and sales. The world's largest platinum jewelry manufacturer and No. 1 retailer. One of the industry process standard setters.

4. Laomiao Gold

The predecessor of Shanghai Laomiao Gold Co., Ltd. is "Shanghai Old Town God's Temple Crafts Store". It was founded in 1982 after the State Council approved the resumption of domestic sales of gold jewelry. The first gold retail point opened in Shanghai. On December 20, 1994, it developed into Shanghai Laomiao Gold and Silver Jewelry Co., Ltd., which specialized in gold jewelry. On July 28, 1998, it was restructured into Shanghai Laomiao Gold Co., Ltd.

5. Lao Fengxiang

Lao Fengxiang, a listed company, one of the top 500 enterprises in China, is a century-old national brand and a famous jewelry brand in China. Shanghai Laofengxiang Co., Ltd. is the development and evolution of Laofengxiang Silver House, which was founded in 1848. The creativity of its trademark "Laofengxiang" also originated from the name of Laofengxiang Silver House. It is a classic jewelry brand that spans three centuries in China.