Handing down gold in Middle Eastern and Asian culture has happened for centuries but the latest generation have other ideas
In South Asia and the Middle East, gifts of gold are a regular occurrence. For generations, mothers have passed down heirlooms to their daughters on birthdays, weddings and anniversaries.
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