Thanks for doing these kinds of videos. Just ordered a 5mm dc 18k Franco. I saw you were selling yours but you know how it goes. Needed that new piece lol
I don’t daily wear my 22kt bracelet however when I get my 22kt Franco, I won’t have a problem daily wearing it. Don’t do the bracelet since it would get beat up some while I’m at work.
I bought a 23 gram ring and a 37 gram neclace from a desperate gal in a parking lot just yeater day. Proported and marked 18 k i gave her 110 $ im anxious to get it checked out. All my home tests say yes but i guess we will see.
Never do that bro. Gold has a spot price. Nobody is going to give it away and lose money spent value. Chain is not real and only buy jewelry from an actual jewelry producer: CMG links, Lirys, Daniels jewelry, Garcia's jewelry, Gus Villa Jewelry, Las Villas jewelry, grimal Jewelry, Trax NYC, CRM Jewelers Like the review has educated. Gold is sold per gram weight. And the reviewer is right-- 22k is the best style of pure gold jewelry
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 definitely bro. Your style with the higher purity is upper echelon. Not to mention, the superb advice on educating us Americans on how domestic retailers rip us off with the 14k (cheap stuff) that you can't trade internationally towards a profit
I wish I could afford 22 karat in the width and sizes I love, but it’s not possible just yet. 18 karat is the highest I can go right now, but that’s still very beautiful compared to the paler yellow of 14 karat. What would you sell the 18 karat for how much? Just curious.
It’s actually 14kt 58.3%, 18kt 75%, and 22kt 91.7%. I may have been off a smidge but didn’t have the purity percentages in front of me. Close enough. :)
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 lol yea but 14k is actually 58.5% that’s why many 14k chains are also stamped with the “585” hallmark. But hey lets just agree to disagree great video by the way. Loved your first 18k Franco video. I remember thinking “how much did this guy pay for that chain” Lol
@@valenteleanos4774 lol. Thanks man. Really appreciate it. Make sure to sub if you like those kinds of vids. Hope to be getting a few more pieces this year to add and I’ll post vids of those. Thanks again bro!
@valenteleanos4774 Take out your calculator and divide 14 by 24. You'll get 58.333% for 14k. 😅 But manufacturers stamped it 585 because they add a tiny bit more gold to it. Both 583 and 585 are better known as 14k Gold.
Thanks for doing these kinds of videos. Just ordered a 5mm dc 18k Franco. I saw you were selling yours but you know how it goes. Needed that new piece lol
Isn’t the 22k supposed to be a lot darker than the 18k? Why they look so close in color?
It’s just the video. Much more evident in person.
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 it’s nice tho
Saints gold is awesome too.
Yea I’ve heard some good things about them as well! Thanks for your comment. Sub if you don’t mind and like these kinds of vids.
do you daily wear the 22k?
I don’t daily wear my 22kt bracelet however when I get my 22kt Franco, I won’t have a problem daily wearing it. Don’t do the bracelet since it would get beat up some while I’m at work.
I bought a 23 gram ring and a 37 gram neclace from a desperate gal in a parking lot just yeater day. Proported and marked 18 k i gave her 110 $ im anxious to get it checked out. All my home tests say yes but i guess we will see.
Fake?
Never do that bro. Gold has a spot price. Nobody is going to give it away and lose money spent value. Chain is not real and only buy jewelry from an actual jewelry producer: CMG links, Lirys, Daniels jewelry, Garcia's jewelry, Gus Villa Jewelry, Las Villas jewelry, grimal Jewelry, Trax NYC, CRM Jewelers Like the review has educated. Gold is sold per gram weight. And the reviewer is right-- 22k is the best style of pure gold jewelry
Lmfao
🔥🔥🔥 review
Thanks man. Highly appreciate it!
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 definitely bro. Your style with the higher purity is upper echelon. Not to mention, the superb advice on educating us Americans on how domestic retailers rip us off with the 14k (cheap stuff) that you can't trade internationally towards a profit
@@champbrady633 appreciate you again. Make sure to sub if you haven’t already as I should be getting some more pieces in soon to review. Cheers bud.
I wish I could afford 22 karat in the width and sizes I love, but it’s not possible just yet. 18 karat is the highest I can go right now, but that’s still very beautiful compared to the paler yellow of 14 karat. What would you sell the 18 karat for how much? Just curious.
I mean it’s only a few hundred dollars more generally. Not too much of a difference in price compared to 18
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 are you sure? With the gram weight difference, seems it would be more. At least one thousand dollar difference.
@@spacecat7715 nah. Usually only around 10-12 gram difference depending on the size chain
Did you sell your 18K chain? Do you put on your bracelet on the opposite side that you are dominant?
@@spacecat7715 Thanks for the info.
How is the 22kt holding up. I’m planning to grab a 22kt
It’s been perfect man. I take very good care of it too so that probably makes a big difference.
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 I’m like that with all of my jewelry too! I’m going to get a 22kt as well and post it I’ll on here.
14k=58.5%
18k=75%
22k=91.6%
It’s actually 14kt 58.3%, 18kt 75%, and 22kt 91.7%. I may have been off a smidge but didn’t have the purity percentages in front of me. Close enough. :)
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 lol yea but 14k is actually 58.5% that’s why many 14k chains are also stamped with the “585” hallmark. But hey lets just agree to disagree great video by the way. Loved your first 18k Franco video. I remember thinking “how much did this guy pay for that chain” Lol
@@valenteleanos4774 lol. Thanks man. Really appreciate it. Make sure to sub if you like those kinds of vids. Hope to be getting a few more pieces this year to add and I’ll post vids of those. Thanks again bro!
@@isenhouroutdoors8530 subscribed!
@valenteleanos4774 Take out your calculator and divide 14 by 24. You'll get 58.333% for 14k. 😅 But manufacturers stamped it 585 because they add a tiny bit more gold to it. Both 583 and 585 are better known as 14k Gold.