A creator bought 18-karat acid online to test gold jewelry, but it didn't react to a 14-karat piece, suggesting the acid was mislabeled or degraded. The mistake could have cost thousands in misvaluation, and he warns against trusting unverified testing chemicals.
So something crazy happened to me. I almost lost a lot of money on a deal. The reason was because of this. Now, a lot of people don't use this unless you're a professional, but these days some people are trying to get creative and do it. So I'm just going to show you this as a warning. This is 18-karat acid. I bought this online and assumed that everything was going to be okay. However, it wasn't. Let me show you what happened. This is absolutely 14-karat. It was on a deal testing a lot of gold. So this is 14-karat. When I put the 18-karat acid on it, it should disappear because this is for 18. As you can see, it stayed, which means that when I was on my appointment, I assumed everything was 18-karat. The acid was bad. Please subscribe so you don't miss any future videos.
