There's just something about that color, for one I instantly see King Tutankhamun's tomb for 1, also even as a color blind person this color stands out.
Regarding 5:21, the weight of lead is actually 41% lighter than gold. This is because the density of lead is 11.34 grams per cubic centimeter whereas the density of gold is 19.3 grams per cubic centimeter. In other words, gold is 70.2% heavier than lead.
Finally somebody speaking the truth!I’ve been buying 24 karat gold for over 20 years and even to this day people still bring up the softness argument 🤦🏽♂️
Yeah, also there's nothing like the look and sheer majesty of pure gold. As soon as it is mixed, that's gone! 22K gold would be worthless if it couldn't be reverted to 24K gold! 14K is only 58% gold! It doesn't even resemble pure gold imo. It is true that pure gold puts a whole lot more money locked away inside the piece that isn't earning interest or dividends elsewhere. And if the economy is doing well, gold prices are low and dropping so the retail jewelers loses out again-double 'Dem losses! These are where the astronomical prices for jewelry come from. It's all factored into the price. That's why you pay more than double the price of the material even when the manufacturing costs are low.
This guy is right, I have a much smaller 24k chain that weighs 18 grams and I sleep with it all the time, never broke once. The minor scratch marks aren’t an issue and still has that nice deep yellow shine.
Light scratches just add character imo. Im still rocking a 3mm mariner link chain(my favorite link) and a 3 or 4mm rope braclet in 14k tho. Looking to upgrade to 24k in the future. Hopefully I can find someome to make me a nice mariner link chain when I have the funds. I have so many 14k pendants tho lol. Got tricked into thinking 14k was best like many others.
Not only are people scared of buying pure gold bc they think it's too soft, people are also afraid to buy 18k gold for the same reason. In the U.S., 14k gold is the most bought form of gold. It's honestly a shame bc 18k-24k gold looks and feels so much better than 10k-14k gold.
FINALLY! So glad you agree with what I’ve been saying for a long time! I only wear Asian, solid 24k...and the myth of it being too soft is just ridiculous! Take a look a my pieces...I wear them everyday and they still look great! The fact is that they are incredible, wearable investments! Anything less is a waste of money and you’re just making your jeweler rich! And what’s he going to do with your money...? Turnaround and buy the same 24k he told you was too soft!
Why because you swore it’s made of chocolate..along with the jewelry?😂😂😂 Because if you did, you must’ve had the volume off..shit was heavy,..real deal holyfield💪😵
You are quite right! Keep in mind we Goldsmiths do generally pass on the cost of the materials to the customer, but most are not interested in paying the high prices for 22K and higher. I love 22K and 24K, and I generally use .999 silver (and 22K) for chains and pendants, but for rings I use .925 silver and 10-18k.
There is an element of truth about the durability. Gold isn't exactly dainty but it can get scuffed easily or small pieces broken. If you ask for 24k the jeweler will just put a higher markup. The masses are generally content with 18k which is often my preference, but 24k does have a unique shine to it.
Anneal that ring and try to bend it again gold work hardens the final hardness of a piece of 24 karat jewelry is reliant on the jeweler not the material
The deal is just like with pure silver, can"t match beauty of pure gold or pure silver but it takes more work. Both need to be rolled several times for strenght and arc welded instead of torch soldered. A pure silver or gold ring can be casted and hammered or rolled for strength but on a chain you need to arc weld one by one to keep it strong, most jewelers will just torch the metal, that's why they need to use more heavy difficult to wear links to keep the strength, but it can be done confortable and strong with 24k by using arc welding on a well rolled smaller link.
The arc welding thing is overkill. I flame solder or fuse my pieces. The final step I take is tumbling them in a rock tumbler with soapy water and stainless steel shot. Those millions of tiny impacts effectively work-harden the whole piece.
I made two 24k rings myself - cause I wanted the true yellow clean color, and I couldn't find any one who made and sold it. I then made a thin, and a thick one. The thick one is perfect solid, but I have to say that the smallest one is pretty fragile. I can bend it with my pinky - but it have lasted for about 4 years, and I wear it everyday. A lot of jewelry stores, sells 14k rings for the most part even more, than I spent on each 24k ring.
@Miles Doyle Shalom brother, I have know earthly idea how I was lead to this message, but I just wanted to say that though there is not yet any lies on it; it was a blessing to read. I am in canada (west coast) I recently have been feeling somewhat of a tug. I live in a city full of so much pain and I do what I can but it feels like it is not enough, never enough, the dr here just medicate the ones Yahshua walks with (including me) my sins ache and weigh me down. I have been observing Yah’s Shabbat (4th commandment/Saterday) to the best I can but I am lost at sea on this firm ground. God Bless you for spending the time to write this all out! By Jesus”s Pure Blood may He continue to walk with you in this world of sin and depravity until He is sent back to fulfill the rest for the Scriptures! 🙏🏼❤
I have friends from India who whear 22/24 caret gold everyday without a problem . Here in the UK we have mostly 9 ct gold 37.5% . It's more alloys than eneything else I would never buy it . love your jewlry bro great buy 👍
ive got a big 24k rolo like chain i had made its big and its not too soft ive also got matching bracelet been wearing it for over 3 years the ring is bent a bit because i ride bikes work etc but adds character to the ring - i love it - great video agree with you 100% - what they don't tell you is that when you wear pure gold you will make more money as well ! it attracts more gold- thats why all kings and queens have pure gold......
Also 10k-18k gold will tarnish but 24k gold never tarnishes. If you go to Dubai they sell their 24k gold a lot cheeper than the 10k gold sold here and they also sell pure silver.
Its durable because the links are thick. In thinner chains and jewelry that's exposed to wear and forces it just bends all over. 22k is the sweet spot if the color of 18k isn't attractive to you. The jump in stiffness and wear resistance is night and day for smaller pieces.
This! 24k usually looks like curry to me. I have some 22k UK Sovereign coins in rings and chains that looks okay, but 24 just looks funny. I wonder if area of sourcing makes a difference.
I’m happy to hear this. Because that is a common theme that people run with often times that 24 karat gold cannot be made into jewelry because of how malleable that it is.
They mean it harder to keep looking pristine. 24kt gold scratches and dents easily. Rings and bracelets start to look duller over time because it’s bumping in to shit all day. Then when or if u get it polished u loose a lot of gold trying to get its luster back.
If you buff 24k, you will lose metal. Now if you BURNISH 24k, you won't lose metal. It's too soft to buff like you would lower alloyed gold. Thing is, burnishing takes longer and is harder than buffing. 24k takes a different skill set that lots of western jewelers don't have. A little more labor intensive when polishing plus, it melts at a hotter temperature. You can easily hammer and burnish scratches and dents with zero metal lost.
Oh, now I understand why alchemists thought they could turn lead into gold, because lead has the same density and softness as 24k gold. I always thought that was a bit random for them to compare lead to gold.
I've been wearing 24k/9999 gold chains for almost 3 years now 24/7 as well as a 22k wedding band (made out of a 1/2oz American Gold Eagle), and haven't had any issues with any of my 4 chains or ring. The only thing I'd suggest is get a chain long enough to slip on/off your head because the clasps do wear out over time.
This happened on my white gold necklace too. I think it got broken 2-3x. I know it's not .999 gold, but I think the soft part that they are specifying is the lock part especially if it's a thinner jewelry.
I can’t wait to take mine off when I go to sleep. It’s a weight and you know it’s on you, I always wear mine tucked under shirts, I never wear it out, not like the 14K people that are flossing 58.30% gold.
I like the video and agree with your points about 24k gold and it's superiority, but your last words are a little confusing. You had to give the jeweler double the weight of gold that the piece is made out of? That means you paid him in gold and the jewelers premium was 100% of the gold value. Is that correct?
Jewelers have no problem charging more. It's luxury so there is no shame. Seriously. Goldsmiths use solder with the same purity as their piece in order to earn the hallmark stamp. There is no room in .999 gold to add anything to make it melt at a lower temperature. Therefore you will need someone who is experienced in casting or fusing gold together where necessary. Sterling is actually higher than .925 (.930-.935) to allow for solders that are less pure.
Me and my husband have the same design of your necklace, mine is 15grms, his is 75 gems. We wear it everyday. i have my ring, 24k it bends coz it is thiner, if it is thick, it won’t bend.and yeah, we have guns too always ready.lol
Yo good video bro. I buy MENE and only 24k jewelry. I've heard it all from its impossible to make to it will break way to ez. It's all a scam. Thanks for putting the truth out there man. 24 K all the way!!
I've got a pure 24k gold coin. Sure 24k can easily get surface scratches and dings, but good luck trying to take that coin and physically breaking/bending it with just your hands. You'd need to use tools / leverage. Sometimes people forget about the _density_ of gold, especially 999+ fine gold.
Great video👍 Same situation with the ,,soft" gold in my country. 5:56 - as for the haters, it's nothing to be hate here. 20 car. = gold 22 car. = gold 24 car. = the real deal 18 car. = almost gold 16 car. = gold ? not so much ! 14 car. = it's not gold. It's a gold aloy !
The good thing about 24k gold is that if you get sick of your chain, want something different or just need the money, after a couple of years, you will probably be able to recover your original cost plus more when you sell it to any stores that sell 22k or 24k. You can also spend less and buy one a bit lighter or trade it in for something else! Thanks for a great video!
Love the sense of humor lol! Thanks for sharing the truth! So many lies online and it's wrong. Jewellers should tell the truth. Looking forward to my first 24k piece
My mom gifted me a 24k gold necklace. Ive had it, and worn it for a decade and it's only snapped on me once when my nephew tugged on it, (throwing him up in the air). We buy from a vietnamese lady, and im here because i never realized it was 24k gold. I can pinch the gold pendant lightly, and it will leave an imprint- so i dont do that. But my pendant has a sort of 3d M on it.
Jewelers say it’s too soft mostly because it scratches really easily. Smaller pieces will be easier to bend/break but on a big chain like this it’s mostly scratching that I’d be worried about.
See how scuffed up it gets? That's weight you're shaving off, that 30g ring after years of wearing it and using your hands with it on will weigh 28g. You're literally disintegrating your stuff. It's not too soft for your skin, it's too soft for the environment you interact with.
Your chain is absolutely beautiful!!! I’m trying to decide between your link style and the Thai aviator pattern all the way through. Would you recommend the alternating aviator and anchor chain, or just the regular aviator or anchor all the way through? Also, do you think a 75 gram necklace would still have a substantial weight feel? It’s the most I can afford to buy. Thank you so much for your time and your awesome video. Nate
I like your style in jewelery im a 18k person you are right 24k is hard to find in jewelery im a gold and silver stacker im in California but i wouldnt trust any jewlers ive dealt with to hand over any gold to .to make a piece for me .
I totally agree, they are making money taking advantage of the fact that many people dont know about jewelry purity and the hardness of the metals, I have searched lots of info about 24k and all saying the same bullshit “its too soft” they wanted to keeping us ignorant about it. How the asian and indian people wears 24k huh? they dont go for 10k or 14k bullshits. The lowest I go its 18k cause in this americas I cant get 24k.
You can get 24K from this company called Mene. Mene.com/invite/lE00Cg Most of their inventory are not the heaviest pieces like this guy is showing in his video, but you can get some pretty nice stuff from them. They have a piece called the heavy cable chain that goes up to 61 grams at the longest length or they have a linear link chain that is a massive 320 grams.
Technically it's TRUE! 24k is soft but that's because a 1k cost 24k gold is much smaller than 18k or 14k chain. So the clasp is very soft! Now if you want durability with 24k gold! You got to spend 4 grand and up
In antique jewlery they used white gold for the prongs because its stronger. i have the same question as you... Different ways to keep stones in. I just bought a 300 yr old ring with a ruby in 18k gold. They used to wrap the gems in gold. If you look back at examples of historical rings in 22k you could find how they worked stones into gold to get an idea.
Hi, how many grams is your 24k gold chain? I recently bought a 24k 5mm 48.8g miami cuban chain and I'm worried that the chain is too skinny to daily wear. Any advice?
5 gram 24carat gold ring long lasting??? Strong 5gram ring 24 carat ??? please please said to me . I Afford 5gram 24 carat gold ring. 5 gram up not Afford. Please please please Answer me. 🙏
A little tip if you wear it all the time solder the clasp shut I've had few times people try rip it off that clasp will straighten right out if sumone pulls on it
The reason they say it’s too soft is bcz it is. Most people cannot afford a 150 gram solid 24k chain jewelers make most of their money in the 5 to 30 gram range a lot of the pieces are hollow to give it a bigger look with 24k this becomes a problem due to the softness
• 24k doesn't tarnish or fade • ive worn my chain, pendant and charms since 2017, give or take a moment or two, and they look the same as when i bought them • chlorine, ocean, toiletries etc have had zero effect on the brilliance •
Nothing has that deep glow like real 24k gold. It's unmistakable.
You definitely can tell when it's 24K
orange chicken on the neck
Just like the sun ☀️
Or the skin of Africans ( Egyptians)
God’s creation!
@@DUDEfreestyle True!
There's just something about that color, for one I instantly see King Tutankhamun's tomb for 1, also even as a color blind person this color stands out.
Regarding 5:21, the weight of lead is actually 41% lighter than gold. This is because the density of lead is 11.34 grams per cubic centimeter whereas the density of gold is 19.3 grams per cubic centimeter. In other words, gold is 70.2% heavier than lead.
Finally somebody speaking the truth!I’ve been buying 24 karat gold for over 20 years and even to this day people still bring up the softness argument 🤦🏽♂️
Yeah, also there's nothing like the look and sheer majesty of pure gold. As soon as it is mixed, that's gone! 22K gold would be worthless if it couldn't be reverted to 24K gold! 14K is only 58% gold! It doesn't even resemble pure gold imo. It is true that pure gold puts a whole lot more money locked away inside the piece that isn't earning interest or dividends elsewhere. And if the economy is doing well, gold prices are low and dropping so the retail jewelers loses out again-double 'Dem losses! These are where the astronomical prices for jewelry come from. It's all factored into the price. That's why you pay more than double the price of the material even when the manufacturing costs are low.
This guy is right, I have a much smaller 24k chain that weighs 18 grams and I sleep with it all the time, never broke once. The minor scratch marks aren’t an issue and still has that nice deep yellow shine.
Light scratches just add character imo. Im still rocking a 3mm mariner link chain(my favorite link) and a 3 or 4mm rope braclet in 14k tho. Looking to upgrade to 24k in the future. Hopefully I can find someome to make me a nice mariner link chain when I have the funds. I have so many 14k pendants tho lol. Got tricked into thinking 14k was best like many others.
Not only are people scared of buying pure gold bc they think it's too soft, people are also afraid to buy 18k gold for the same reason. In the U.S., 14k gold is the most bought form of gold. It's honestly a shame bc 18k-24k gold looks and feels so much better than 10k-14k gold.
8c 10c suit for bidden! It’s not gold anymore
I seek out 18k pieces or above.I find them easily because people don't want them 🤣
@@ummlittlemuslim
18Carat is the most standard gold.
Easy solid, yellow color and massive
@Devil Angel not easy to find in antiques where it's all 9ct and 10 and 14
@@ummlittlemuslim
14Carat is more in Europe
8,9Carat that’s more USA
And in bazaar shops, are 21,22, & 24 is more customers made.
FINALLY! So glad you agree with what I’ve been saying for a long time! I only wear Asian, solid 24k...and the myth of it being too soft is just ridiculous! Take a look a my pieces...I wear them everyday and they still look great! The fact is that they are incredible, wearable investments! Anything less is a waste of money and you’re just making your jeweler rich! And what’s he going to do with your money...? Turnaround and buy the same 24k he told you was too soft!
Where do you get it?
Derrick Miller at a jewelry store.
Its not Asian gold!
@@csick11 is there a difference?
@@arman4006 is it jewelry store in Dubai?
Bursted out laughing when you brought the gun out😂
Why because you swore it’s made of chocolate..along with the jewelry?😂😂😂
Because if you did, you must’ve had the volume off..shit was heavy,..real deal holyfield💪😵
You are quite right! Keep in mind we Goldsmiths do generally pass on the cost of the materials to the customer, but most are not interested in paying the high prices for 22K and higher. I love 22K and 24K, and I generally use .999 silver (and 22K) for chains and pendants, but for rings I use .925 silver and 10-18k.
I may be interested in your services. Are you available?
Master James sorry for the late reply. I am available, yes. What would you be interested in purchasing?
Making a chain and/or lapel pin
I have the gold
@Argentum Moon Jewellery where are you located?
There is an element of truth about the durability. Gold isn't exactly dainty but it can get scuffed easily or small pieces broken. If you ask for 24k the jeweler will just put a higher markup. The masses are generally content with 18k which is often my preference, but 24k does have a unique shine to it.
Anneal that ring and try to bend it again gold work hardens the final hardness of a piece of 24 karat jewelry is reliant on the jeweler not the material
24ct will never work harden
@@peppenapoli6764 Yes it does
@@peppenapoli6764 It SO does
The deal is just like with pure silver, can"t match beauty of pure gold or pure silver but it takes more work.
Both need to be rolled several times for strenght and arc welded instead of torch soldered.
A pure silver or gold ring can be casted and hammered or rolled for strength but on a chain you need to arc weld one by one to keep it strong, most jewelers will just torch the metal, that's why they need to use more heavy difficult to wear links to keep the strength, but it can be done confortable and strong with 24k by using arc welding on a well rolled smaller link.
excellent info. exactly what i came here for. thanks!
The arc welding thing is overkill. I flame solder or fuse my pieces. The final step I take is tumbling them in a rock tumbler with soapy water and stainless steel shot. Those millions of tiny impacts effectively work-harden the whole piece.
I made two 24k rings myself - cause I wanted the true yellow clean color, and I couldn't find any one who made and sold it.
I then made a thin, and a thick one. The thick one is perfect solid, but I have to say that the smallest one is pretty fragile. I can bend it with my pinky - but it have lasted for about 4 years, and I wear it everyday.
A lot of jewelry stores, sells 14k rings for the most part even more, than I spent on each 24k ring.
@Miles Doyle Shalom brother, I have know earthly idea how I was lead to this message, but I just wanted to say that though there is not yet any lies on it; it was a blessing to read. I am in canada (west coast) I recently have been feeling somewhat of a tug. I live in a city full of so much pain and I do what I can but it feels like it is not enough, never enough, the dr here just medicate the ones Yahshua walks with (including me) my sins ache and weigh me down. I have been observing Yah’s Shabbat (4th commandment/Saterday) to the best I can but I am lost at sea on this firm ground.
God Bless you for spending the time to write this all out!
By Jesus”s Pure Blood may He continue to walk with you in this world of sin and depravity until He is sent back to fulfill the rest for the Scriptures!
🙏🏼❤
@@brandonspencer309Jesus wasn't Jewish
I have friends from India who whear 22/24 caret gold everyday without a problem . Here in the UK we have mostly 9 ct gold 37.5% . It's more alloys than eneything else I would never buy it . love your jewlry bro great buy 👍
9K isn't gold. It's essentially alloy with some gold mixed in
Arabs too
ive got a big 24k rolo like chain i had made its big and its not too soft ive also got matching bracelet been wearing it for over 3 years the ring is bent a bit because i ride bikes work etc but adds character to the ring - i love it - great video agree with you 100% - what they don't tell you is that when you wear pure gold you will make more money as well ! it attracts more gold- thats why all kings and queens have pure gold......
Also 10k-18k gold will tarnish but 24k gold never tarnishes. If you go to Dubai they sell their 24k gold a lot cheeper than the 10k gold sold here and they also sell pure silver.
I died when he showed the .357 for anyone trying to rob 😂💯💯
I’m from Palm Beach Btw💯❤️
I agree with you, I have been buying 24k gold from Chinese stores for decades.
Thanks!
I'm actually surprised how durable the 24k gold is. haha. Thanks for giving us some real insight!
Its durable because the links are thick. In thinner chains and jewelry that's exposed to wear and forces it just bends all over. 22k is the sweet spot if the color of 18k isn't attractive to you. The jump in stiffness and wear resistance is night and day for smaller pieces.
And jewelers DO NOT LOSE MONEY IF THEY SELL 24K gold because the computation is algebraic. THERE IS NO DISCOUNT IF YOU BUY 24K THAN 18K.
Yeah the REAL reason is simple economics,easier to get a full inventory of lower purities, and more people can and will buy them
Good info. But how come ot doesn't look yellow like some 24k Asian gold I saw?
This! 24k usually looks like curry to me. I have some 22k UK Sovereign coins in rings and chains that looks okay, but 24 just looks funny. I wonder if area of sourcing makes a difference.
I’m happy to hear this. Because that is a common theme that people run with often times that 24 karat gold cannot be made into jewelry because of how malleable that it is.
I live in North Africa, Arabic culture and in the gold Souk, they only sell 24k gold jewelry.
They mean it harder to keep looking pristine. 24kt gold scratches and dents easily. Rings and bracelets start to look duller over time because it’s bumping in to shit all day. Then when or if u get it polished u loose a lot of gold trying to get its luster back.
Yes, but 22 K gold has enough alloy to make it solid. 14 K they are trying to make money and sell you 45% of alloy
If you buff 24k, you will lose metal. Now if you BURNISH 24k, you won't lose metal. It's too soft to buff like you would lower alloyed gold. Thing is, burnishing takes longer and is harder than buffing. 24k takes a different skill set that lots of western jewelers don't have. A little more labor intensive when polishing plus, it melts at a hotter temperature. You can easily hammer and burnish scratches and dents with zero metal lost.
Oh, now I understand why alchemists thought they could turn lead into gold, because lead has the same density and softness as 24k gold. I always thought that was a bit random for them to compare lead to gold.
I've been wearing 24k/9999 gold chains for almost 3 years now 24/7 as well as a 22k wedding band (made out of a 1/2oz American Gold Eagle), and haven't had any issues with any of my 4 chains or ring. The only thing I'd suggest is get a chain long enough to slip on/off your head because the clasps do wear out over time.
I agree 100%
This happened on my white gold necklace too. I think it got broken 2-3x. I know it's not .999 gold, but I think the soft part that they are specifying is the lock part especially if it's a thinner jewelry.
I don’t know what kind of clamps those are but one option you can do is make it hollow which will save money but look big
Is 24k good for everyday wear in terms of necklace and pendants?
Absolutely!
@@motivationandtravelchannel4575 haha I have some mene pieces for a month now and I never take them off. Pure gold is so much better
I can’t wait to take mine off when I go to sleep. It’s a weight and you know it’s on you, I always wear mine tucked under shirts, I never wear it out, not like the 14K people that are flossing 58.30% gold.
I like the video and agree with your points about 24k gold and it's superiority, but your last words are a little confusing. You had to give the jeweler double the weight of gold that the piece is made out of? That means you paid him in gold and the jewelers premium was 100% of the gold value. Is that correct?
No when he was forging it he needed more gold to complete the links.
Jewelers have no problem charging more. It's luxury so there is no shame. Seriously.
Goldsmiths use solder with the same purity as their piece in order to earn the hallmark stamp. There is no room in .999 gold to add anything to make it melt at a lower temperature. Therefore you will need someone who is experienced in casting or fusing gold together where necessary.
Sterling is actually higher than .925 (.930-.935) to allow for solders that are less pure.
24 k gold is king. I’ve worn 24 k. Great jewelry. You’re right on point.
even my science/chemistry teacher is blinded with the myth that 24k is soft.
Why would they lose money if they sell 24k gold? Explain this.
Where can you get this from in Florida
His name is Tony JCNT Casting Plus 954-290-5593
Me and my husband have the same design of your necklace, mine is 15grms, his is 75 gems. We wear it everyday. i have my ring, 24k it bends coz it is thiner, if it is thick, it won’t bend.and yeah, we have guns too always ready.lol
Great Thanks!
Yo good video bro. I buy MENE and only 24k jewelry. I've heard it all from its impossible to make to it will break way to ez. It's all a scam. Thanks for putting the truth out there man. 24 K all the way!!
Where can I find that exact chain?
What about a 24k bangle? Is it too soft? I ask because they will be worn on your wrist so they are exposed more to banging and such
What is the style of you chain and bracelet and how much gold u think you need for that bracelet minimum
Also how much do you need to pay someone to take gold and make it into jewelry
And you never loose money if you desire to sell it maybe you loose the labor charge that's it
where can i buy one of these 24k chains ?
email me with your number if your in Boca Raton I can recommend someone. knight3312000@gmail.com
making me feel alot better about the 18k miami cuban I just ordered about it being to soft. I agree though that anything less than 18k is shit gold.
Just bought a 14k Miami Cuban bracelet 41 grams. I’m definitely upgrading to the 18k Miami Cuban next month
same goes here
Get what works for you but there's nothing like 24k. I promise you
Great Video. Did you ever link a location to purchase?
I've got a pure 24k gold coin. Sure 24k can easily get surface scratches and dings, but good luck trying to take that coin and physically breaking/bending it with just your hands. You'd need to use tools / leverage. Sometimes people forget about the _density_ of gold, especially 999+ fine gold.
Could you recommend me a gold jewelry that sells 24k gold chains
His name is Tony JCNT Casting Plus 954-290-5593
@@motivationandtravelchannel4575 thank you
What's the jeweler in Boca called?
His name is Tony JCNT Casting Plus 954-290-5593
@@motivationandtravelchannel4575 Is that the name of his store?
I live in Palm beach Florida, where In Boca do you recommend
So where is the shop in the Boca area that you were recommending?
Who is a good caster with good pricing
I need the address from where you bought them please.
That’s all the Asians wear in California. But now it’s trending. Everybody is buying 24K chain rings bracelets
Great video👍
Same situation with the ,,soft" gold in my country.
5:56 - as for the haters, it's nothing to be hate here.
20 car. = gold
22 car. = gold
24 car. = the real deal
18 car. = almost gold
16 car. = gold ? not so much !
14 car. = it's not gold.
It's a gold aloy !
How much gold did you bring the jeweler to create that Chinese block chain ??
I have many fake neckless.. And ering. Why skin so itchy when o use!
What best karat use for everyday?
The good thing about 24k gold is that if you get sick of your chain, want something different or just need the money, after a couple of years, you will probably be able to recover your original cost plus more when you sell it to any stores that sell 22k or 24k. You can also spend less and buy one a bit lighter or trade it in for something else! Thanks for a great video!
Stores will never give you what it's worth I recommend the private market
Love the sense of humor lol! Thanks for sharing the truth! So many lies online and it's wrong. Jewellers should tell the truth. Looking forward to my first 24k piece
My mom gifted me a 24k gold necklace. Ive had it, and worn it for a decade and it's only snapped on me once when my nephew tugged on it, (throwing him up in the air). We buy from a vietnamese lady, and im here because i never realized it was 24k gold. I can pinch the gold pendant lightly, and it will leave an imprint- so i dont do that. But my pendant has a sort of 3d M on it.
Hey I live in Boca Raton area what’s the name of the jeweler that does this?
Jewelers say it’s too soft mostly because it scratches really easily. Smaller pieces will be easier to bend/break but on a big chain like this it’s mostly scratching that I’d be worried about.
See how scuffed up it gets? That's weight you're shaving off, that 30g ring after years of wearing it and using your hands with it on will weigh 28g. You're literally disintegrating your stuff. It's not too soft for your skin, it's too soft for the environment you interact with.
I doubt you’d lose 2g even after 30 years, but the value of gold in 2050 will definitely outstrip any potential loss of mass.
Where can I find any 24k gold pieces in NC?! I have 14k gold but I’m not convinced it’s good gold.
I dont know I am in South Florida
Your chain is absolutely beautiful!!! I’m trying to decide between your link style and the Thai aviator pattern all the way through. Would you recommend the alternating aviator and anchor chain, or just the regular aviator or anchor all the way through?
Also, do you think a 75 gram necklace would still have a substantial weight feel? It’s the most I can afford to buy.
Thank you so much for your time and your awesome video.
Nate
I like your style in jewelery im a 18k person you are right 24k is hard to find in jewelery im a gold and silver stacker im in California but i wouldnt trust any jewlers ive dealt with to hand over any gold to .to make a piece for me .
Orange County California is where it’s located
I totally agree, they are making money taking advantage of the fact that many people dont know about jewelry purity and the hardness of the metals, I have searched lots of info about 24k and all saying the same bullshit “its too soft” they wanted to keeping us ignorant about it.
How the asian and indian people wears 24k huh? they dont go for 10k or 14k bullshits.
The lowest I go its 18k cause in this americas I cant get 24k.
You right bro. Going lower than 18k is. a waste of money and investment
You can get 24K from this company called Mene. Mene.com/invite/lE00Cg
Most of their inventory are not the heaviest pieces like this guy is showing in his video, but you can get some pretty nice stuff from them. They have a piece called the heavy cable chain that goes up to 61 grams at the longest length or they have a linear link chain that is a massive 320 grams.
Its actually soft when its too thing. If the jewelry u are making with it is not thick. Then it will cut easily
Technically it's TRUE! 24k is soft but that's because a 1k cost 24k gold is much smaller than 18k or 14k chain. So the clasp is very soft! Now if you want durability with 24k gold! You got to spend 4 grand and up
Thank you fa saying this
What about a pendant or ring with stones. Is it still possible to use 24k gold? Or would the stones fall out easily?
In antique jewlery they used white gold for the prongs because its stronger. i have the same question as you... Different ways to keep stones in. I just bought a 300 yr old ring with a ruby in 18k gold. They used to wrap the gems in gold. If you look back at examples of historical rings in 22k you could find how they worked stones into gold to get an idea.
Hello. What’s the jeweler you can recommend? I have pure gold just need decent designer. Thank you
email me with your number if your in Boca Raton I can recommend someone. knight3312000@gmail.com
What if the chain weighs 35 to 40 grams ? Still be durable to wear everyday?
Yes if it is solid!
Where can I find that Boca jeweler? Thanks
Read the description
Is a 22k gold chain that weighs 20 grams going be durable in ur opinion
What makes it more difficult for them to work with?
I like that custom necklace - whats the jeweleres info in boca? I am near Tampa.
Whats the best place to buy it in florida?
Where can I get 24k gold jewelry?
email me with your number if your in Boca Raton I can recommend someone. knight3312000@gmail.com
Can you recommend me a good jeweler or gold smith in East Tennessee?
Hi, how many grams is your 24k gold chain? I recently bought a 24k 5mm 48.8g miami cuban chain and I'm worried that the chain is too skinny to daily wear. Any advice?
1:00 mark.. 150 gram =5oz
@@Streetdemon87 Oh wow, I completely missed when he said that. Thank you so much!
Hi sir..
Can I know what does it mean a star ⭐ stamped on gold bracelet... Help me please
I dont know
In India we use 22k,23k or 24k The Puriest form of Gold.I have a Bracelet of 18k Gold from Dubai Gold Soak.You can easily see the Shine Difference
18K is 75% gold, 25% what else ? 24K is KING
Hey man love that you put the truth out there about 24K gold rings :D also what company did you get your 24k gold ring?
5 gram 24carat gold ring long lasting??? Strong 5gram ring 24 carat ??? please please said to me . I Afford 5gram 24 carat gold ring. 5 gram up not Afford. Please please please Answer me. 🙏
It will last forever but 5 grams is very small
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Please, send me a contact for your jeweler. I will be in Florida soon.
Thank you.
Can you recommend me to the 24k jewler you know. I would like to get that same exact block chain made. That's a time peice
Yes it’s in the description
Does maison laurea sell good gold? It’s online can you recommend any good online jewelry’s
Wowwww... What best neckless for everyday use??
Would you say 18k gold is good for everday use/activities?
It depends on your preference. You can use 24k gold for everyday wear.
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What jeweler I’m in stuart florida
Yes bro im in Deerfield
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Please wear can I buy a 24K Gold chain & plain cross? I cannot find anywhere
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Facts bro love 24K jewelry here in Houston China town sell it for great pricing
Brooo, you busted out the gun. I was like Holy shit this guy is serious. You are correct about what you are talking here. good job
A little tip if you wear it all the time solder the clasp shut I've had few times people try rip it off that clasp will straighten right out if sumone pulls on it
I never had someone try
What the best place to get 24k gold jewelry
The reason they say it’s too soft is bcz it is. Most people cannot afford a 150 gram solid 24k chain jewelers make most of their money in the 5 to 30 gram range a lot of the pieces are hollow to give it a bigger look with 24k this becomes a problem due to the softness
Who do you recommend?
The 24k has really deep scratches gashes in them and way is it harder to make? Is it because it softer?
i have 22k bought it at a Vietnamese jewelry store.. omg i love the color it pops
Any chain in 24k that's thick enough and heavy enough is durable.
Did the color change since you bought it ?
• 24k doesn't tarnish or fade • ive worn my chain, pendant and charms since 2017, give or take a moment or two, and they look the same as when i bought them • chlorine, ocean, toiletries etc have had zero effect on the brilliance •
i too have a solid 24karat gold ring, and mind you, it's actually hard and heavy
The more grams in the ring, the more durable it is. My 24k gold ring is almost 12 grams and it's a rock!
@@MauiTheBengalCat I am from california and i recently bought a 15g 24k ring too and i must agree it is a rock i love 24k im in love
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What’s the jewelers name
Who can make a piece like that? Any recommendation?
what is the name of that style chain. i am thinking about getting my 1st 24k gold chain..