金价大跌后深圳水贝人头攒动！一对大金镯子引关注，销售：约202克26万，专为新人结婚设计，在广东、福建等地较流行

Core Insights - The international spot gold price closed at approximately $4894.49 per ounce on January 31, marking a single-day decline of over 9%, with prices dipping below $4700 per ounce during trading, representing the largest single-day drop since April 1, 1980 [1][2] - Domestic gold prices also experienced significant declines, with the Shanghai Gold Exchange spot gold price falling to 1070.01 yuan per gram, reflecting a drop of around 10% [1][2] - The prices of gold jewelry in China have been notably reduced, with major brands lowering their prices from over 1700 yuan per gram to around 1500-1600 yuan per gram [1][2] Market Activity - The Shenzhen Shui Bei gold jewelry market saw a surge in consumer activity over the weekend, with gold jewelry prices generally falling below 1200 yuan, leading many consumers to express that purchasing gold is now significantly cheaper than in previous days [1][2] - A particular highlight in the market was a pair of large gold bracelets designed for weddings, weighing approximately 202 grams and priced around 260,000 yuan, which attracted considerable consumer interest [1][2] - The sales personnel noted that this style of gold bracelet is popular among newlyweds in regions such as Guangdong and Fujian, and after the wedding, the bracelets can serve as decorative and commemorative items in the home [1][2]