just bought one from 999! the anchor chain. thanks to your channel. i love your chill and calm demeanor. and quite honestly, people need to be less OCD, like yourself!
When you buy a machine made chain, normally they come from Italy, meaning you’ll have the pay the import fees. Coming from Miami, you’ll get more gold for your buck for your hand made chains.
There we go with the making comments that people don't know about... Italy chains always equal better cost value, reasons: if your a jewler that means you buy in bulk, buying in bulk means discounted price in addition those Italian machines bump out thousands at a time... a local jelwer is going to spend many many hours in labor and more labor means more cost... look at every single gold chain in the industry, hand-made is 9/10 times going to cost more.
@@beezeal2042 I’m talking as a consumer not someone that owns a jewelry store 😂 not to brag I have a 400 gram handmade Cuban chain and a 160gram Cuban bracelet.. I’ve made my rounds buying handmade gold, I’m talking from experience.
@@antoniohernandez7171 yea me too but if a jewler is buying 20 kilo worth of gold from Italy that's "how" they pass along the better deal to the "consumer" tell me how a 7mm 14k Miami cuban from jacoje cost less then: gus via, garcias, lirys, and Daniel jewlery inc.???
If machine made saves money and still looks great, I say go for it! But if we're talking Cuban Links I would probably pay more for hand made by reputable company.
Stop doing comparisons with completely different chains. Different size, different length, different karat, different style links- you cant make an accurate comparison between a handmade and a machine made unless you show one chain handmade and one machine made that are identicle in all regards... except...what? How theyre made!
Ever since i found your page...can honestly say I appreciate hand made a bit more bc of what comes behind it. Ive seen a few machine made cubans from goldzenn that looked Good..went to gus villa bc of you ❤
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Completely agree with you Kelsey. Love the videos and your passion for all jewelry.
Love you Jonesy!
just bought one from 999! the anchor chain. thanks to your channel. i love your chill and calm demeanor. and quite honestly, people need to be less OCD, like yourself!
❤️ enjoy your new chain!
youre getting into the industry at the perfect time because the new BRICS currency is going to be gold backed, gold will 10x in value
Totally agree with you Kelsey.
I miss seeing new videos/updates from you lol, i hope you are doing well and still enjoying the process of selecting pieces for your store! ❤
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What size are the 2 Cubans you are wearing?
Only 1 cuban on 8mm
When you buy a machine made chain, normally they come from Italy, meaning you’ll have the pay the import fees. Coming from Miami, you’ll get more gold for your buck for your hand made chains.
Not necessarily - sometimes , but not always. :)
There we go with the making comments that people don't know about... Italy chains always equal better cost value, reasons: if your a jewler that means you buy in bulk, buying in bulk means discounted price in addition those Italian machines bump out thousands at a time... a local jelwer is going to spend many many hours in labor and more labor means more cost... look at every single gold chain in the industry, hand-made is 9/10 times going to cost more.
@@beezeal2042 I’m talking as a consumer not someone that owns a jewelry store 😂 not to brag I have a 400 gram handmade Cuban chain and a 160gram Cuban bracelet.. I’ve made my rounds buying handmade gold, I’m talking from experience.
@@antoniohernandez7171 yea me too but if a jewler is buying 20 kilo worth of gold from Italy that's "how" they pass along the better deal to the "consumer" tell me how a 7mm 14k Miami cuban from jacoje cost less then: gus via, garcias, lirys, and Daniel jewlery inc.???
@@antoniohernandez7171 and to be fair yea anything above 10mm and/or higher purities will likely be hand made, especially if talking cubans
Tell us the price
If machine made saves money and still looks great, I say go for it! But if we're talking Cuban Links I would probably pay more for hand made by reputable company.
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Soldered together links it's lousy craftmenship in my opinion. Newer happened with machine made. Unfortunately, 24 Kt handmade only.
Stop doing comparisons with completely different chains. Different size, different length, different karat, different style links- you cant make an accurate comparison between a handmade and a machine made unless you show one chain handmade and one machine made that are identicle in all regards... except...what? How theyre made!
Great video as always!
Ever since i found your page...can honestly say I appreciate hand made a bit more bc of what comes behind it. Ive seen a few machine made cubans from goldzenn that looked Good..went to gus villa bc of you ❤