Just got my 3mm 22kt Franco from jacoje… man I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. I’m glad I didn’t go bigger or smaller perfect size. This thing is gorgeous.
Fun Fact: In Asia, 22k and 24k are the only alloys considered actual gold. Over there gold jewelry is also an investment, instead of paying the huge premium for the marked up prices a lot of jewelers here in the West sell, 22k, 24k has better melt value over time.
@@dannygreen5477 fortunately, in my place (asia), we pay the jewelry by its weight in grams + the workmanship(roughly between 50usd-100usd). Thus, we are really getting a really good offer. Unlike in US especially, they include the workmanship price for every gram of the jewelry weight. Thats why you are paying a 'premium' price.
@@dotalesaletrue but Italian craftsmanship is superior to Asian craftsmanship. Maybe we do pay a lot more than we need to for 22k Italian but the quality of work is on a different level than Asian chains. I’ve owned them all lol
I love the color of the 22k chain. One day I will upgrade my jewelry to a higher purity. I’m rocking 14k now. Thinking about going to 18k. And also thinking about grabbing a few 22k pieces
I’d say absolutely worth going up. I personally think 22kt at smaller mm’s > 10kt or 14kt at gaudy mm’s. But then again, I ain’t tryna impress nobody but me.
Purchased a 28” 3.5mm 22k from Jacoje last year. It’s almost 100g and I wear it every day. Looks and feels great! Only complaint is that the jump ring and lobster clasp rings look and feel weak. Need to get it reenforced.
@@AleksanteriR no wear but DC Franco has little groves where deodorant, sunblock, and skin oil gets caught in. Needs to be cleaned regularly. Got me a jewelry cleaner on Amazon for $60 works great.
I've gotten several 14k pieces from Jacoje, nothing but quality. Saving up for my dream setup now. The 22k 20 or 22 inch Franco with the 18k flooded boss ankh. I'm comin for you, beautiful ❤️. Momma's comin 🤣
22k is perfectly fine, just don't go too small, and don't hang pendants. The gold does wear out faster over the years, but I still wear my dad's 50+ y/o 22k chain - not every day, but every week maybe, it's still in solid shape. People get them either too delicate because of the price, or they hand stuff from it and stress it out.
I’ve never owned a 22kt chain but I’m planning to get a 2.5mm franco 20” (25.3g) and eventually a 4mm rope 18” (probably around 31.5g). I have a pendant that’s 4.5g and another that I can’t imagine will be over 6g. Do you think those pendants can stretch out the chain over years even though they’re less than 25% of the weight? I don’t plan on wearing both chains everyday, but I do plan on wearing the rope with my pendant 24/7 as I am currently with my 18kt rope.
@@glennbrathwaite1951 I really would not recommend it, the 22k scratches very easy as the bail slides along the chain. You can get 18k chains that look really nice and yellow. It could work maybe if the bail was 'locked' so the chain doesn't slide, but afaik that's going to require custom, those kinds of bails are usually designed into the necklace, at least from what I've seen.
@@aintnomeaning thanks for the response. I was thinking if the chain & the bail were both 22k then the wear wouldn’t be as bad. I’ll have some thinking to do 🤔
@@glennbrathwaite1951 yeah the metal wears itself on points of contact. Even 14k does this, my dad's figaro bracelet he wore it every day for 40years and the contact points have become somewhat worn. Eventually with enough time and wear you would have to add back material, or scrap the piece. 22k happens much faster than 14k, ofc the thicker the material the longer time span.
@@springzeternal7963 true indeed. I've had to settle for 18K in the last year because Gold prices are high since 2020 C-19 pandemic. But like u said nothing less than 18K.
Damn that 10k and 14k stuff. That's paupers' gold. Sold 343 grams of my 10k and went straight at 500 grams of 22k. No going back and no flexing. Best available or I gets nothing at all.
Hey JACOJE! I am wanting to buy myself a chain from you to celebrate my time in service, I was wondering if perhaps you had a military discount? Please let me know! Thank you :)
looks a little cheddar cheesy to me but still very nice. I feel like softer yellow tones kind off mesh with skin tones better could just be me being cheap tho. not gonna lie though the 22k seems more natural looking.
We not in the early 2000s anymore my boy with those chains hanging down to your belly button kinda tacky if you ask me unless you a big dude then I understand
@@krucial88 oh no doubt my man I'm the same way. I prefer between 18 to 22 inches but I have a few homies who still like the early 2000s look lol. I'm 40 by the way. It's all love my man. ✊🏾
Been trying to email you or contact you. Looking for a 7mm Byzantine in 18k yellow gold - 22 inch length - cant find the style you have and i love that squared style. Please let me know. Thanks
10kt, 14kt, 18kt, 22kt.. Doesn't really matter if it's jewelry. Not really a investment, unless it's gold bullion. Talking melt value instead of selling a gold chain for being a chain (AKA piece of jewelry that has craftmanship into and a premium) and instead to a PAWN or cash for gold store which imo is always a bad option. At least with silver chains you don't have to worry about most of the chain not being what you paid it to be and that most of the chain is silver. How ever it is very nice to have the option for 14k, 18k and even 22k!
Not really. I own 21k, 22k and 24k. 22m is the perfect balance. You still get the deep orange color but just enough alloys to add strength. I’d rather have 22k over 24k anyday.
Just got my 3mm 22kt Franco from jacoje… man I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. I’m glad I didn’t go bigger or smaller perfect size. This thing is gorgeous.
I am rocking the 3mm 14kt DC Franco but I am thinking about upgrading to the 3mm 22kt. Do you wear it daily and how has that been?
@@gphunkera8731I have the 22k 3mm Franco and it’s solid!. I wear it all the time and still looks new. 22k is a lot stronger than you think. Do it :-)
@@Odat Thanks! I am going to do it :)
@@gphunkera8731 do it!. You’ll be happy and that 22k is glorious!. Enjoy!!!
Best gold dealer out there man I’m telling you! 💯
Fun Fact: In Asia, 22k and 24k are the only alloys considered actual gold. Over there gold jewelry is also an investment, instead of paying the huge premium for the marked up prices a lot of jewelers here in the West sell, 22k, 24k has better melt value over time.
In India too
18k is very popular in Asia and India too yes that is true
@@mityjoeyoung8855
Yeah but India is in Asia, no?
I don't consider India Asia but it maybe I don't know
@@mityjoeyoung8855 Its on the *Same* *Continent* . but so is *Europe* *Technically...* *Thus* why we *occasionally* see the *Term* *EurAsia*
I love that deep yellow color with the 22k and 24k
If you're rockin the 22K you're doing it right!
👌🏼
If by right you mean paying an insane premium, than yea.
@@dannygreen5477 Yup 22k Gold is pricey.
@@dannygreen5477 fortunately, in my place (asia), we pay the jewelry by its weight in grams + the workmanship(roughly between 50usd-100usd). Thus, we are really getting a really good offer. Unlike in US especially, they include the workmanship price for every gram of the jewelry weight. Thats why you are paying a 'premium' price.
@@dotalesaletrue but Italian craftsmanship is superior to Asian craftsmanship. Maybe we do pay a lot more than we need to for 22k Italian but the quality of work is on a different level than Asian chains. I’ve owned them all lol
I'm getting a 2.5mm 22k franco with a diamond pamp. Figured that's better then a 6mm 14k rope.
I love the color of the 22k chain. One day I will upgrade my jewelry to a higher purity. I’m rocking 14k now. Thinking about going to 18k. And also thinking about grabbing a few 22k pieces
I’d say absolutely worth going up. I personally think 22kt at smaller mm’s > 10kt or 14kt at gaudy mm’s. But then again, I ain’t tryna impress nobody but me.
Forget that 18k go straight to 22k
Get 22k if you can but 18k is nice too!. Don’t go under 18k.
Purchased a 28” 3.5mm 22k from Jacoje last year. It’s almost 100g and I wear it every day. Looks and feels great! Only complaint is that the jump ring and lobster clasp rings look and feel weak. Need to get it reenforced.
Nice... The 3.5mm is a big step in weight from the 3mm and is like double the price. much nicer though. Props to you!
That’s a dime piece. Have noticed any wear on it?
@@AleksanteriR no wear but DC Franco has little groves where deodorant, sunblock, and skin oil gets caught in. Needs to be cleaned regularly. Got me a jewelry cleaner on Amazon for $60 works great.
The 3.5 at 24 " & over 51 grams is a beast !
Thanks for all that information!! Keep the 22ks coming!!
Just purchased a 22Kt 3mm Franco bracelet from you today... if you're reading this, I love it
That 22k, does have a nice rich color tho. Can't argue with that... but the 14 k, would sparkle more
I want a 22k cuban..make it happen Braden!
I like the color of 14k over 22k more of a brighter feel but yea if I was ballin I'd buy 22k as a investment
I've gotten several 14k pieces from Jacoje, nothing but quality. Saving up for my dream setup now. The 22k 20 or 22 inch Franco with the 18k flooded boss ankh. I'm comin for you, beautiful ❤️. Momma's comin 🤣
That’s a nice option to step into high gold content jewelry
22k is perfectly fine, just don't go too small, and don't hang pendants. The gold does wear out faster over the years, but I still wear my dad's 50+ y/o 22k chain - not every day, but every week maybe, it's still in solid shape. People get them either too delicate because of the price, or they hand stuff from it and stress it out.
I’ve never owned a 22kt chain but I’m planning to get a 2.5mm franco 20” (25.3g) and eventually a 4mm rope 18” (probably around 31.5g). I have a pendant that’s 4.5g and another that I can’t imagine will be over 6g. Do you think those pendants can stretch out the chain over years even though they’re less than 25% of the weight?
I don’t plan on wearing both chains everyday, but I do plan on wearing the rope with my pendant 24/7 as I am currently with my 18kt rope.
I want to get a 4mm 22k rope chain and hang like a 20-30 gram pendant from it for some weekly use?
Good idea or nah?
@@glennbrathwaite1951 I really would not recommend it, the 22k scratches very easy as the bail slides along the chain. You can get 18k chains that look really nice and yellow. It could work maybe if the bail was 'locked' so the chain doesn't slide, but afaik that's going to require custom, those kinds of bails are usually designed into the necklace, at least from what I've seen.
@@aintnomeaning thanks for the response. I was thinking if the chain & the bail were both 22k then the wear wouldn’t be as bad. I’ll have some thinking to do 🤔
@@glennbrathwaite1951 yeah the metal wears itself on points of contact. Even 14k does this, my dad's figaro bracelet he wore it every day for 40years and the contact points have become somewhat worn. Eventually with enough time and wear you would have to add back material, or scrap the piece. 22k happens much faster than 14k, ofc the thicker the material the longer time span.
I love that orange chicken look, I own a 2.9 Indian 22k chain and I love it. i wear it only on special occasions.
Wish I waited to get the 22k instead of the 18k chain
I wear & sell 24K, 23K ,22K, 24K ropes, Cubans, figaro, heavy links Francos etc. Lowest I wear is 18K.
Me too. I wear 18k, 23k and 24k. I won’t wear anything less than 18k and that’s pushing it.
@@springzeternal7963 true indeed. I've had to settle for 18K in the last year because Gold prices are high since 2020 C-19 pandemic. But like u said nothing less than 18K.
SMASHED THAT LIKE BUTTON FOR THAT 22K!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
Hey what’s up I can’t wait to get my coin pendent that I ordered love jacoji jewelery
Damn that 10k and 14k stuff. That's paupers' gold. Sold 343 grams of my 10k and went straight at 500 grams of 22k. No going back and no flexing. Best available or I gets nothing at all.
Exactly right!. Go big or go home!. Enjoy that beautiful 22k!!!
That 22KT looks so good!! I need it
Always wanted a 22kt chain they just hit different one day lol
Hey JACOJE! I am wanting to buy myself a chain from you to celebrate my time in service, I was wondering if perhaps you had a military discount? Please let me know! Thank you :)
looks a little cheddar cheesy to me but still very nice. I feel like softer yellow tones kind off mesh with skin tones better could just be me being cheap tho. not gonna lie though the 22k seems more natural looking.
It's only called cheddar cheesy if it's a plated chain with that 18k spray on 😂
You should wear whatever karat your pockets can afford…
Facts. I am happy with my 14kt chain and pendant
Man Jacoje one day I’m gonna have a lot of your gold on
North Carolina910 checking in
I' happy with 14k but I'm ready for a 22k
Wheres that 6.5 yacht link homie?!!
That 22k gold is so fine!
Can you do laser cut on a franco i saw a jeweler come out with a laser cut rope chain and it was dancing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
10k especially hollow is brittle in my opinion breaks easier than 14k hollow. Not that any of my chains are hollow. I just know from experience.
Just wondering,how is 14k “natural” look? Isn’t 24 k natural look of gold.
When are you going to have sale on your site again??????
There’s a guy on eBay trying to sell a 22k 3MM 22inch Franco for $13,500
LOL. Scammers man
@@matthew9677 no doubt. He dropped it to 11k. He’s making a sacrifice on it. Someone will get lucky and buy it 😂 😂
Just stumbled across you today, I literally just looked for a 30” 18k Franco solid round diamond cut (4mm) on eBay last night🤔
We not in the early 2000s anymore my boy with those chains hanging down to your belly button kinda tacky if you ask me unless you a big dude then I understand
@@krucial88 maybe that's what he wants tho. I don't think you have to be in a certain era to wear your chain a certain length fam.
@@nerdbamarich2063 You right. Im jus tryna help a brother out. I guess since I'ma alittle older [33) I jus like that Gentleman look.
@@krucial88 oh no doubt my man I'm the same way. I prefer between 18 to 22 inches but I have a few homies who still like the early 2000s look lol. I'm 40 by the way. It's all love my man. ✊🏾
When do 3.5mm diamond cut franco come back in stock for the 20inch?? thank you
for the 14kt
Yes people notice.
why isnt there any 22k 2mm plain franco... would have bought one
Jacoje can we please get a 2 oz 22k ingot/cartier bar pleaae
I've read some of the comments, not a diss to anyone but who wants to baby a necklace or bracelet. You bought to wear.
Do u ship to GUAM USA? GUAM is a US territory. How much is ur cuban link 5.5mm 18k 22inc.?
I like the 14k
Really like that 2.5, would a 5g pamp be ok on it??
I need one of these
On the neck they look very similar in color to be honest
Been trying to email you or contact you. Looking for a 7mm Byzantine in 18k yellow gold - 22 inch length - cant find the style you have and i love that squared style. Please let me know. Thanks
dont have an email i can find to email you as well.
I like it !
You really need to baby 22k gold jewelry.
I’d still prefer 14k, nothing lower for everyday use.
I’m with you Bro!!! 14k ALL DAY!!! EVERY DAY!!!😎👍
14k strikes a balance
22k is money!!
I like 18k
We need 22k on the cuban link pls
Any chances of 22k Cubans? Like 2.5 or 3mm??
Selling my 5mm d/c Franco 24” lmk
10kt, 14kt, 18kt, 22kt.. Doesn't really matter if it's jewelry.
Not really a investment, unless it's gold bullion. Talking melt value instead of selling a gold chain for being a chain (AKA piece of jewelry that has craftmanship into and a premium) and instead to a PAWN or cash for gold store which imo is always a bad option.
At least with silver chains you don't have to worry about most of the chain not being what you paid it to be and that most of the chain is silver.
How ever it is very nice to have the option for 14k, 18k and even 22k!
Noti gang
Yes. 24k is the best tho. Pure gold beats anything. And people that say its to soft get a life and make my gold pure with no mix
Not really. I own 21k, 22k and 24k. 22m is the perfect balance. You still get the deep orange color but just enough alloys to add strength. I’d rather have 22k over 24k anyday.
Is it OK to 2 chain 22k and a 14k chain daily?
Wear what you want. If it looks good and makes you feel good rock it.
I did it for awhile , I just got annoyed with having to explain to ppl why both look different yellows lol
@@zekeh7886 I can understand that.
Smash!
Jacoje doesn’t allow returns be careful!!!!
these sell so keep them in stock
I like my gold like I like my Women...18 and over
😂
Smash!