The world’s total discovered gold reserves, standing at 244,000 metric tons, might seem vast at first glance, but when divided among Earth’s 8 billion people, it reveals a surprisingly modest allocation.
Each person’s share would amount to just 30 grams of gold – enough to make six gold rings or mint a single troy ounce coin.
This scarcity, combined with gold’s unique properties and historical significance, continues to make it one of the most sought-after precious metals in the world.