At the end of the day, your 14k or 18k chain should outlast your life. Do you want to save a lil money now or spend a lil extra so the grandkids have more gold weight? 14k works for me. It’s beautiful. I do enjoy 18k for my rings though.
@@beri232 It can be when you add stones. But by rings, I’m talking strictly wedding bands which I should’ve clarified better. I just got a 5mm polished 18k ring from Braden and Jacoje fam. Absolutely love it. Gold will scratch either way, but I respect the gold weight in 18k as well as the color hue (even if it’s casted in house baby).
@KingSavageMatty i love all my 14k jacoje yellow gold pieces and been wanting a white gold one for awhile now, for the longest time i been debating on 14k or 18k white gold and just went with the 18k as its kindve darker. I wish i had a jacoje 14k white gold chain to compare it though.
My 14k 3mm Franco shines from you with those diamond cuts! Thank you! I have the 5g lady Fortuna diamond pamp too, but I’m selling that one. I wear to many chains at once and can’t wear all my pendants at the same time. It’s a fabulous pendant too!
What is considered “solid” in chains ? I bought a nexkless the other day and the dude that sold it to me said it was solid 14k (51grams), but before I went to him, I went to another guy and tried to sell me another neckless that was 22 grams and he also said it was “solid” At what grams for a chain is considered solid/hollow? I’m confused. Does solid start at like 30g?
@@Turtlemilk Both of those chains could be solid gold. Weight will always be heavier with solid jewelry but the weight doesn't solely determine if a piece of jewelry is solid or hollow. There are solid chains that only weigh 5 grams and there are hollow chains that weigh 20 grams. Hollow chains have empty space in between the links and solid chains have the links completely filled with gold / alloy. Solid will always be better quality and more expensive when compared to identical hollow pieces.
If you're on a budget and you want 18k then don't get 14k. Just save until you can afford what you want. I never understood the logic by Jacoje saying "oh this is a good starter chain". A chain is a timeless piece that is an investment. Get something that you will want to wear for the rest of your life, not what you can currently afford.
Maybe In tripping but are you talking these chain in particular?? These chains are like 11k together at the length he has them lol in 14k ?? That's a budget ?
Man I been trying to patiently wait for this 6mm cuban ring I ordered in 14k. Im so excited its been a month but i know rings take longer for sizing. I got a flat ring from you in 14k 2 years ago as well. So i came back once I was ready for more! My flat ring still looks good
All my gold is 14kt because I enjoy the light yellow color of 14kt gold. Unpopular opinion but I prefer 14kt color over 18kt+. The orangish color to high purities just doesn't do it for me. Plus the added durability and being more affordable is a bonus.
Same with me, I got both the 18kt and 14kt Franco’s, I sent my 18kt’s back because the color didn’t match anything else or any other chains, it was almost a brown color like chocolate
i’m so ready to buy myself an 18k necklace. I really love the franco, rope, fiagro and baby curb, but all of the ones i’m interested in buying are out of stock 🤯. I can’t wait until y’all get some shipments in 💙. I’m loyal to my personal jeweler 🤗👊🏻💥
Both of those chains look super great on your neck, lol. Is it true that 18Kt or 24Kt holds there value more and you get the current market value back if you decide to see them? Thumbs up to your video.
all gold 10kt 14kt 18kt etc. holds some value... you have to keep in mind that pawn shops will basically pay for the gold melt value. it's karat/24kt say you have a 100g 14kt and a 100g 18kt chain: 58g of pure 24kt gold in the 14kt 75g of pure 24kt gold in the 18kt today's gold gram price (05/18/24): $77.65 14kt chain: $4,503 of gold value 18kt chain: $5,823 of gold value obviously you can sell the 18kt chain for more, but you're also paying more in the first place.
I’ll be the honest one here. I have an 18k same size and a 18k Franco bracelet as well. Compliments don’t be coming like that. Only when you bring up the chain to someone’s attention they’ll notice it. I think a lot of people cap on here. It’s nice chain but a lot of people have these nowadays
I got both, the 18kt Franco and the 14kt Franco, the 18kt almost looked brown, like a chocolate color, wasn’t a big fan, it didn’t match my 18kt rope at all or any other chains I have, it didn’t really even look gold, it looked brown overall, it’s hard to tell on camera until u get them in hand
The color gap is barely noticeable little bruh. 18k is just a tad brighter yellow… 22k is where you can start to make the case of it not really matching
I hear u man I don’t know tho, it just looked different in person, the 18kt looked almost rose gold, I got 2.5 and 3mm, maybe the bigger the chain gets the color looks different but I’m starting to notice that Franco is different overall in color from other chains to me, they didn’t look like this color in the video he made when I got them in person, still one of my favorite chains tho
Love my 18K 5mm Diamond Cut Franco but wish I would have been patient and got the 22K. The colouring on the 18K is beautiful though as well. Definitely my nicest piece. Not too gawdy.
All Gold colors. 14kt Yellow= Yellowish Color but not quite a Gold color. 18kt Yellow= Perfect Golden Color. 22kt Yellow= So much Gold color it looks fake. 24kt Yellow= Dark Yellow, almost Amber color. 14kt White= almost Silver color but darker Gray. Closer to Nickel Color. 18kt White= Strangest Color of Gold. You would think it will be a weird yellow gray combination... Somehow it's a darker Gray than 14kt White, especially darker than Silver. Not quite Steel or Platinum color.. 14kt Rose= Perfect Peach color. Not quite Pink. 18kt Rose = Exactly what you think of when you hear the word Rose Gold. Reddish Yellow.
The 18k francos are beautiful. I have a 2.5 mm DC franco from Braden and it's just super as a solitaire look or stacked. Can't go wrong with Jacoje! Thanks, Rich.
Yooo bro I watched you grow and it’s wild I’ve been watching you since you only had about 5links and only a 1 option on the kt of gold 💪💪💯 and when you started out with a regular package box and you shipped it yourself
Why 14k in bracelets? Because 18k is softer and a bracelet is easier to scratch or something? I kind of did it backwards lol I got a 14k cuban chain but I wanted an 18k piece so bad so I asked my guy he said I’d have to wait a couple months but there was an 18k cuban bracelet option so I went with it
@@shuddershudder yes that's the reason but you can go 18k for both if you're rich and don't care. You use your hands everywhere so it might damage it but on your neck how do you really damage it?
Been wearing my 3mm Franco everyday for 2-3 years now and the quality/durability is insane. The Rhodium is slowly starting to fade on the clasp but I kinda like the look it shows that gold color even though its WG 🤍💛
Shout out to Braden for amazing customer service though. Had a chain arrive damaged and he took care of it himself. When he sent me a replacement it actually had a heavier gram weight than the first✌️but it was quick within a few days he made sure everything was square
We need a restock on the site I’m tryna cop my first jacoje chain !!!!!
At the end of the day, your 14k or 18k chain should outlast your life. Do you want to save a lil money now or spend a lil extra so the grandkids have more gold weight? 14k works for me. It’s beautiful. I do enjoy 18k for my rings though.
I would think for rings 18K would be too soft? I have silver rings that are out of round. Lol
@@beri232 It can be when you add stones. But by rings, I’m talking strictly wedding bands which I should’ve clarified better. I just got a 5mm polished 18k ring from Braden and Jacoje fam. Absolutely love it. Gold will scratch either way, but I respect the gold weight in 18k as well as the color hue (even if it’s casted in house baby).
@KingSavageMatty i love all my 14k jacoje yellow gold pieces and been wanting a white gold one for awhile now, for the longest time i been debating on 14k or 18k white gold and just went with the 18k as its kindve darker. I wish i had a jacoje 14k white gold chain to compare it though.
If the 14k will outlast my life, that's all I'm concerned about, thanks for that
Always go for more gold if you can, always.
In Asia, nobody buys gold jewelry, which is not 24k. The US’s gold price is so crazy!
I wish I would have invested in 18k from the beginning. Beautiful color. But I love my 14k chains though
My 14k 3mm Franco shines from you with those diamond cuts! Thank you! I have the 5g lady Fortuna diamond pamp too, but I’m selling that one. I wear to many chains at once and can’t wear all my pendants at the same time. It’s a fabulous pendant too!
Go with the 18k if it’s in your budget you won’t regret it. Gotta 26 inch 18k 4mm Franco & 18k pendant. bussin!
If you’re on a budget go 14k but if you have the money always go 18k.
It’s hard to tell on cam but you 100% tell the difference in person.
What is considered “solid” in chains ?
I bought a nexkless the other day and the dude that sold it to me said it was solid 14k (51grams), but before I went to him, I went to another guy and tried to sell me another neckless that was 22 grams and he also said it was “solid”
At what grams for a chain is considered solid/hollow? I’m confused. Does solid start at like 30g?
@@Turtlemilk Both of those chains could be solid gold. Weight will always be heavier with solid jewelry but the weight doesn't solely determine if a piece of jewelry is solid or hollow. There are solid chains that only weigh 5 grams and there are hollow chains that weigh 20 grams. Hollow chains have empty space in between the links and solid chains have the links completely filled with gold / alloy. Solid will always be better quality and more expensive when compared to identical hollow pieces.
If you're on a budget and you want 18k then don't get 14k. Just save until you can afford what you want. I never understood the logic by Jacoje saying "oh this is a good starter chain". A chain is a timeless piece that is an investment. Get something that you will want to wear for the rest of your life, not what you can currently afford.
Maybe In tripping but are you talking these chain in particular?? These chains are like 11k together at the length he has them lol in 14k ?? That's a budget ?
@ayoa3892 these folks be talking out the head. Talking about saving up. 😅😅😅
Man I been trying to patiently wait for this 6mm cuban ring I ordered in 14k. Im so excited its been a month but i know rings take longer for sizing. I got a flat ring from you in 14k 2 years ago as well. So i came back once I was ready for more! My flat ring still looks good
All my gold is 14kt because I enjoy the light yellow color of 14kt gold. Unpopular opinion but I prefer 14kt color over 18kt+. The orangish color to high purities just doesn't do it for me. Plus the added durability and being more affordable is a bonus.
Same here lol
Same with me, I got both the 18kt and 14kt Franco’s, I sent my 18kt’s back because the color didn’t match anything else or any other chains, it was almost a brown color like chocolate
Pale yellow color gold chain 😂 nope
I understand man. But the coloring is much more deep & rich with 18k than 14k. 14k is too pale for me. I rather have more gold than less.
Is there gonna be a promo code in May??..presents for moms...🎉🎉
i’m so ready to buy myself an 18k necklace. I really love the franco, rope, fiagro and baby curb, but all of the ones i’m interested in buying are out of stock 🤯.
I can’t wait until y’all get some shipments in 💙.
I’m loyal to my personal jeweler 🤗👊🏻💥
Go for 14 and spare your money and invest the rest in a gold bar.
My 3 Franco 14k chains glistening
Wanting to buy some chains but shipping is expensive any idea why? 110$ NZD to ship 2 chains?
I’m still waiting for you to get those 18 karat classic Figaro chains bro
Both of those chains look super great on your neck, lol. Is it true that 18Kt or 24Kt holds there value more and you get the current market value back if you decide to see them? Thumbs up to your video.
all gold 10kt 14kt 18kt etc. holds some value... you have to keep in mind that pawn shops will basically pay for the gold melt value. it's karat/24kt
say you have a 100g 14kt and a 100g 18kt chain:
58g of pure 24kt gold in the 14kt
75g of pure 24kt gold in the 18kt
today's gold gram price (05/18/24): $77.65
14kt chain: $4,503 of gold value
18kt chain: $5,823 of gold value
obviously you can sell the 18kt chain for more, but you're also paying more in the first place.
I have a 3mm Franco chain and 4mm bracelet. 18k.
Beautiful color. I get compliments on them all the time.
I’ll be the honest one here. I have an 18k same size and a 18k Franco bracelet as well. Compliments don’t be coming like that. Only when you bring up the chain to someone’s attention they’ll notice it. I think a lot of people cap on here. It’s nice chain but a lot of people have these nowadays
Is a fraco more durable then a mami?
Yes
Is $2,800 too much for a 14k 45 gram 4mm Franco
I got both, the 18kt Franco and the 14kt Franco, the 18kt almost looked brown, like a chocolate color, wasn’t a big fan, it didn’t match my 18kt rope at all or any other chains I have, it didn’t really even look gold, it looked brown overall, it’s hard to tell on camera until u get them in hand
The color gap is barely noticeable little bruh. 18k is just a tad brighter yellow… 22k is where you can start to make the case of it not really matching
I hear u man I don’t know tho, it just looked different in person, the 18kt looked almost rose gold, I got 2.5 and 3mm, maybe the bigger the chain gets the color looks different but I’m starting to notice that Franco is different overall in color from other chains to me, they didn’t look like this color in the video he made when I got them in person, still one of my favorite chains tho
@@jaero2144 when you say different in color than other chains. What you mean by that bro
@@jaero2144i think it depends on metals they mix to make 18k, maybe your 18k hve more coppee on it.
Love my 18K 5mm Diamond Cut Franco but wish I would have been patient and got the 22K. The colouring on the 18K is beautiful though as well. Definitely my nicest piece. Not too gawdy.
Restock 22k 8 inch 5mm bracelet
Got the 3mm 18k with a standard 18k crucifix. Get compliments all the time.
Once you go 18k you can never go 14k
any videos or pictures of this setup?
I love 18k and jacoje 18k is spot on!! I can't wait for a heavy link restock
I love my 18kt heavy bracelets. Glad I got them way before Covid. Buying them today at today’s prices 😭
no stock 😢😮
When are you going to do a video on the new infinity rope?
All Gold colors.
14kt Yellow= Yellowish Color but not quite a Gold color.
18kt Yellow= Perfect Golden Color.
22kt Yellow= So much Gold color it looks fake.
24kt Yellow= Dark Yellow, almost Amber color.
14kt White= almost Silver color but darker Gray. Closer to Nickel Color.
18kt White= Strangest Color of Gold. You would think it will be a weird yellow gray combination... Somehow it's a darker Gray than 14kt White, especially darker than Silver. Not quite Steel or Platinum color..
14kt Rose= Perfect Peach color. Not quite Pink.
18kt Rose = Exactly what you think of when you hear the word Rose Gold. Reddish Yellow.
😂 May be 22 looks fake to you,in America,but not Asia or Europe.Here in Europe it slowly becomes popular because of All the moslims.
The 18k francos are beautiful. I have a 2.5 mm DC franco from Braden and it's just super as a solitaire look or stacked. Can't go wrong with Jacoje! Thanks, Rich.
Yooo bro I watched you grow and it’s wild I’ve been watching you since you only had about 5links and only a 1 option on the kt of gold 💪💪💯 and when you started out with a regular package box and you shipped it yourself
22K !! I'd rather 24K , but they add a metal alloy 2 make the gold content stronger
RESTOCK 5mm JACOJE LINK CHAINS!!!
18KT because it has more gold 🙌 Flex, if you know, you know. I love my 3.5mm 22” 18KT white gold plain Franco from Jacoje.
You can't even tell with gold lol
Right, “you” can’t tell, but I can. I love the added heft on the neck. It’s like an extra 10 grams for my chain 👌
@@Adamas11 just got a 18k white gold franco but i got diamond cut. Its beautiful definitely a subtle flex
@@TheHooomie 💯 Love the subtle flex and extra heft on the heck 👌 What mm and length did you get?
Dream chains 😮
Jacoje 3mm 18k Franco is next on my list of jewelry purchases.
18k in chains and 14k in bracelets! Let's go!
Why 14k in bracelets? Because 18k is softer and a bracelet is easier to scratch or something? I kind of did it backwards lol I got a 14k cuban chain but I wanted an 18k piece so bad so I asked my guy he said I’d have to wait a couple months but there was an 18k cuban bracelet option so I went with it
@@shuddershudder yes that's the reason but you can go 18k for both if you're rich and don't care. You use your hands everywhere so it might damage it but on your neck how do you really damage it?
It just depends on your budget, but 18k is the best color yellow for my personal preference.
One day I’ll have a solid jacoji instead of a majestic jewelry hollow franco
One day, and they are definitely worth it
Restock bro
Restock the 18k Franco bracelets my g
plain 2.5mm 18kt > d/c 3mm 14k …
just my preference.
He’ll nah
all day
Dc shine way more. Plain is well…. Plain. Don’t shine that good
Diamond Cut looks so spaced out I like tight links over sparkle 18 K without the Diamond cut 🤌
Been wearing my 3mm Franco everyday for 2-3 years now and the quality/durability is insane. The Rhodium is slowly starting to fade on the clasp but I kinda like the look it shows that gold color even though its WG 🤍💛
Shout out to Braden for amazing customer service though. Had a chain arrive damaged and he took care of it himself. When he sent me a replacement it actually had a heavier gram weight than the first✌️but it was quick within a few days he made sure everything was square