The care you took when cleaning the chain is probably the biggest selling point I've seen on your channel so far. It shows that not only are you proud of your work, but you understand what you're doing. Absolutely gorgeous chain.
So cool to see real people making your chain. The people that make your chain work hard, the intricate attention to detail. I am enjoying my 24 inch, 10 mm Silver. Thank You Gus.
You Rock the best. i once saw a program of Yamashitas Gold “the lion of Malay”…. And they found some pure goldbars, with inscription Cambodia and as i remember,3 stars in row… they drilled it 3 different places and tested the Gold, it was pure 24k finegold. Some of the bars where”small” 500-1000grams, but those Cambodia bars where kilo bars… maybe 5-10kg..
New to the channel and I had no idea how Jewelry is made. This is some old world skill, I had no idea how difficult and dirty the process is. This is crazy the amount of time that goes into making one chain! Now I can see why the prices are the way they are. True artistry! ❤🔥
If this doesn't make you appreciate the craftsmanship and detail that goes into a hand made Miami Cuban or Figaro, I don't know what will 🤷🏾♂️ I love my 10mm Miami chain and bracelet from Gus. A true showstopper. Compliments every time I wear them.
Question. What’s the life expectancy on the links if you wore this daily? I’ve herd they stretch over time and start looking deformed. Also would 22k be better for this scenario? Or same problem for daily wear?
His chains looks really nice and the links are close which i like. Im still waiting on my miami cuban order for my bf its been almost a month. Hopefully i get it by Christmas.
To me, soft and sticky make 24k a dream to work with. It is some weird stuff, because it doesn't behave like most alloyed gold. But if you know how to work with it, man it's wonderful. I wouldn't use 24k for small delicate pieces because it's too soft for that. But with thick, substantial pieces, I highly recommend it. Plus, when it does scratch, you don't lose metal like with say 14k. It just displaces, kind of like putty. It's not as soft as putty, but it behaves the same way when scratched.
“Gold is too soft” says people who have never owned 24k gold jewelry. Your 18k gold chain will not retain its value overtime vs a 24k chain. You get more for your money and it’s also a wearable investment. Cheers 😁
I wonder where the "24k is too soft for jewelry" conversation started. Been researching more and it seems like a lot of cultures prefer 22k-24k as it retains more of its value. I think it also be a matter of how you take care of your jewelry
If you're going to wear 10k you might as well just wear silver because that's mostly what it is anyway. I wear 22k with diamonds to a construction site daily. 1 year so far no problems.
Both. You never put 24k on a buffing wheel, you burnish it. It takes longer, but the shine is AMAZING. Plus, you don't lose as much metal in the process. If you buff 24k, you will lose some metal, and you'll never get a mirror finish.
Finally working with real gold, leave that copper behind. You are always talking about how hard it is for jewelers to make this and that, respectfully customers dont care about that. If it were easy or cheap (10k) nobody would want it.
Asian people ONLY WEAR 24K so I have no idea where these "cons" come from. That's the only thing Asians consider gold. If ain't 24K, it's weight training with flyweights.
How you even wears something like that. The weight on the neck. I bought an 8 mm 24 inch 18k chain from Daniel jeweller. And my neck hurts after a day…
The care you took when cleaning the chain is probably the biggest selling point I've seen on your channel so far. It shows that not only are you proud of your work, but you understand what you're doing. Absolutely gorgeous chain.
So cool to see real people making your chain. The people that make your chain work hard, the intricate attention to detail. I am enjoying my 24 inch, 10 mm Silver. Thank You Gus.
How do u take of ur Cuban
I’m Cambodian and my culture we wear 24k all day! This is beautiful!
You Rock the best. i once saw a program of Yamashitas Gold “the lion of Malay”…. And they found some pure goldbars, with inscription Cambodia and as i remember,3 stars in row… they drilled it 3 different places and tested the Gold, it was pure 24k finegold. Some of the bars where”small” 500-1000grams, but those Cambodia bars where kilo bars… maybe 5-10kg..
New to the channel and I had no idea how Jewelry is made. This is some old world skill, I had no idea how difficult and dirty the process is. This is crazy the amount of time that goes into making one chain! Now I can see why the prices are the way they are. True artistry! ❤🔥
If the machine doesn't exist yes. Most small chains are machine made. Not much labor 😅
You haven’t been telling us what your chain of the day is 10mm 24”? Love your work bro
If this doesn't make you appreciate the craftsmanship and detail that goes into a hand made Miami Cuban or Figaro, I don't know what will 🤷🏾♂️ I love my 10mm Miami chain and bracelet from Gus. A true showstopper. Compliments every time I wear them.
I’m going to continue to keep working hard to pay off my debt and save money and buy me a Gus Villa Cuban. Hopefully by next year July or August
Hell yeah man same💯
Same if not Daniel’s Jewelry
Great to give yourself goals 👏 hope you get your Gus Villa Cuban soon!
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Can you help me 18 k buy
The video we never knew we needed🤩 asmr perfection
I'd love to see how yall made that box lock. Musta had your best guy on the job.
I love the high karat gold! The color is remarkable.😍
Amazing quality . The guy who requested the chain must be Jeff Bezos . Beautiful work bro
Lol
The polishing was so good that 24k gold doesn't look that yellow lol. My dream chain!
Amazing 24k work! What is the dipping process at 9:30-10:00?
please add this chain to your webpage in different sizes i am lookin forward to buy one. wish u guys made more 18k y 24k products. nice video
Gus, what is the length and mm on this 350 gram chain.
The best 24k cuban to date no 🧢
This has to be a $25,000 chain. 🙌
Mesmerising! I love watching your stuff, brother.
Nufluv from overseas,
Pete 🏴 🇬🇧
I did not realize how much time n effort went into these Cubans 😮💨 I’m waiting on my second Cuban, I’m very excited
It’s beautiful!
i live in the uk how much would it cost me thank you,
What a beauty 🌺 congratulations
What’s the dimensions on this? That looks like 8-9mm which is insane for that much weight
How much?
28k
I salute to you bro. You are just amazing. Hope my dream comes true very soon.
Yo these are exactly the style I love.
Do you ship to us Aussies
I think you're the one Bro! I want that 24K.
What size chain do you have on in the intro?
What was the size mm n length in the market trying to dial in who I’m going with to make mine
Do you have a link for that 6K chain? Thank you
Question. What’s the life expectancy on the links if you wore this daily? I’ve herd they stretch over time and start looking deformed.
Also would 22k be better for this scenario? Or same problem for daily wear?
His chains looks really nice and the links are close which i like. Im still waiting on my miami cuban order for my bf its been almost a month. Hopefully i get it by Christmas.
A whole month? In the video he said he doesn’t have ‘ridiculous wait times’ like other jewelers! Haha, cap.
Sooo gorgeous
What mm and length is the one you have on? That shit clean af.
Can you do a review for gold presidents?
I hate to be the party pooper but you never answered the question is 24k too soft or not. The process is no different than any other hand made Cuban.
Is very soft like the rest
How many grams did it lose after u filed?
It's soft, it's sticky ....pause !! 😂
To me, soft and sticky make 24k a dream to work with. It is some weird stuff, because it doesn't behave like most alloyed gold. But if you know how to work with it, man it's wonderful. I wouldn't use 24k for small delicate pieces because it's too soft for that. But with thick, substantial pieces, I highly recommend it. Plus, when it does scratch, you don't lose metal like with say 14k. It just displaces, kind of like putty. It's not as soft as putty, but it behaves the same way when scratched.
@@kvtarif you have the money would you get a 22k or 24k cubin links necklace
Im kinda surprised by the weight. i tought that thing would weight 1 kilo easily.
“Gold is too soft” says people who have never owned 24k gold jewelry. Your 18k gold chain will not retain its value overtime vs a 24k chain. You get more for your money and it’s also a wearable investment. Cheers 😁
How much would something like this cost?
28k
I was going to upgrade my 7 to an 8 but I think this video convinced to with a 9 mm.
I wonder do they make Hermes links
Do platinum next
Fact is its metal and you can sell it all day long anytime and get your money back.
“Make a wish for Miami Cuban links” 😂
I wonder where the "24k is too soft for jewelry" conversation started. Been researching more and it seems like a lot of cultures prefer 22k-24k as it retains more of its value. I think it also be a matter of how you take care of your jewelry
If you're going to wear 10k you might as well just wear silver because that's mostly what it is anyway.
I wear 22k with diamonds to a construction site daily. 1 year so far no problems.
QUESTION? CAN 24k JEWELRY GET A MIRROR FINISH ?
Yes, but it must be burnished.
Never put 24k on a buffing wheel. You will lose a lot of metal, and you'll never get a high polish.
@@kvtar u gave me two answers which is it?
Both. You never put 24k on a buffing wheel, you burnish it. It takes longer, but the shine is AMAZING. Plus, you don't lose as much metal in the process. If you buff 24k, you will lose some metal, and you'll never get a mirror finish.
Finally working with real gold, leave that copper behind. You are always talking about how hard it is for jewelers to make this and that, respectfully customers dont care about that. If it were easy or cheap (10k) nobody would want it.
Would love to buy from you but import to EU will be expensive.
Probably cost the same as my car
Can you help me please
The way they carefully file it down and the way they look at it, its almost like they’re making love to it
Asian people ONLY WEAR 24K so I have no idea where these "cons" come from. That's the only thing Asians consider gold. If ain't 24K, it's weight training with flyweights.
24k is obviously NOT too soft I have a 24k fígaro!
How you even wears something like that. The weight on the neck. I bought an 8 mm 24 inch 18k chain from Daniel jeweller. And my neck hurts after a day…
A jeweler’s nightmare because of you profit from making 5 karat gold chains not 24k pieces 😂 gold is gold it is what it beautifully is!
24k is common in the bay area and Sacramento thats what all the hustlers and younger generation want the asian wont even touch it if its less than 22k
Yea bruh thats why i FW you ...cant wait to get my 10mm
The intro made me click away right away, don’t do weird noises as a grown man
Some Asians Countries wont accept less than 23K. No its not too soft.