Should you settle with LOW PRICED jewelry?! Day 4

[@JMAGG]

Gold is gold, I personally would rather save money and get a domestic chain. You're basically just paying for the Italy stamp. My next chain is definitely going to be a linx resale one! Keep up the great videos! 🥇

[@johnglass109]

Couldn't agree more

[@RandyCandelario-gq6kt]

I got myself a 5mm cable link from Linxresale and I couldn’t be happier with the quality of the chain. I originally wanted a heavy link off jacoje but they didn’t have it available at the time. I thought I was gonna be disappointed with my purchase from Linx but it’s awesome and I love the chain.

[@dustin2901]

I bought a 8mm 22inch 14k flat curb from jacoje several years ago way before linx was around and it still looks great after a good cleaning. I'm happy with it. It's 52.6 grams and I paid 2800 for it and I'm curious what that same chain would cost now.

[@kdhb95]

First thing that comes to mind is… it shows how honest yall are bc you could’ve told us it came from overseas and charged the same as the Italy ones. But yall let everyone know it’s cheaper bc it doesn’t have all of the fees. Second thing is I think the quality is what matters and I trust your opinion 100% by picking good manufacturers.

[@chingisk4377]

Domestic is 100% worth it, at the end of the day when you go in to melt or trade in your gold the karat and weight is all thats going to matter. Folks in Canada don't have it so lucky with so many good vendors like Jacocje from the states plus we have to pay import taxes on-top of large purchases too. Americans have it pretty damn good! K Nguyen Ontario Canada

[@kevinalfred1343]

Just bought a chain from Linx and got hit pretty hard with the duties ! - Toronto Ontario

[@simonjaeger3201]

Canadian here. There is no import duty to be paid on jewelry imported from the US if It has been manufactured in the US. youd pay import charges on Jacoje jewelery because its manufactured in Italy. Custom made Cubans from Miami are DUTY and TAX free

[@fixitcorrectly7301]

All my gold is from Jacoje, I just purchased my 3rd chain off your resale website and to be honest price for what you get is the best around. My 5mm 24” Cuban cost half of other sites from links resale. You have taught us all on here what we should be looking for.

[@sterrrshi]

First off, happy holidays to you and Raquel! I think it definitely is personal preference, but for me, someone who became obsessed with gold in elementary school seeing my father always have a chain on😂. I'd never deny a chain just because it was domestically made because quality and weight speaks for itself. As long as that's there then it's up to the individual. I've owned a lot of chains in my life though, have only bought 1 chain and 1 pendant from jacoje. I'd never buy from anywhere else though after my first jacoje purchase because the quality and shine on jacoje gold is unmatched. As somebody who's years into the gold game, I only want top notch gold which is jacoje gold. If I won I would love that 5mm concave Braden, had my eye on it since you added it to linx, thing is gorgeous! Be blessed you guys. Sterling C Atlanta GA

[@KingSavageMatty]

Happy Holidays Braden, Raquel and Jacoje fam! I think domestic is worth it as long as you don’t care about the “Italy” stamp. Domestic has really upped their production quality within the last few years (especially in the rope chain department). Without the mark up from duties and everything that goes with importing goods, you can make a real solid case that domestic is truly the way to go in 2024 and beyond to beat these high gold prices without sacrificing purity. Good luck everybody! If I were to win, I’d want the 5mm. That’s a very gorgeous and unique style chain (I haven’t ever seen this style made in Italy before) Many Blessings! -Matthew G Cincinnati, Ohio

[@ErnestoDelgado-x3t]

When it comes to gold jewelry whether 10K, 14K, 18K, or 22K the choice ultimately depends on personal preference and budget, but owning genuine gold is always a better investment than opting for gold-plated alternatives. Real gold retains value, ensures lasting quality, and offers peace of mind, whether it’s crafted in the USA or Italy. Finding a jeweler who genuinely cares about their customers, like Braden with the Jacoje brand, is key to getting high-quality pieces at fair prices. Affordable, well-made gold jewelry proves you don’t have to compromise on authenticity to stay within your budget, making it a choice you’ll appreciate for years to come. Thank you Braden & Raquel Ernesto D Queen Creek, Arizona

[@CH-sk8wk]

It’s a case by case basis. Sticker price isn’t always the final determining factor if something is quality is not. I’d have to compare the weight of each piece and figure out the price per gram, examine the craftsmanship of both pieces, and maybe even compare the different hues even if both are the same 14k, 18k, etc. I believe in you get what you pay for, but to me it’s case by case! If I’d win I’d pick the 5mm!

[@dougiefresh009]

It’s pretty Plain and simple. Buy whatever Gold piece that makes you feel like a million bucks. It’s not what you wear but how you wear it. - Doug Denver, Colorado

[@mikel9947]

Gold is gold! I personally prefer the Italian made items Jacoje sells because I value the perfection in quality. With that said some of the jewelry out there is very close in quality nowadays and sometimes hard to tell the difference. From a distance, it’s damn near impossible to tell the difference when wearing unless the other person is right up on you. Michael L Chandler,AZ

[@radleo2291]

I personally say gold is gold like a bunch of people. Buy what you can and rock it because it's yours. If you want to know where it comes from and how it got to you, do your research. Really liked the making moves and starting out at maybe silver then going up to gold. My next chain could very well be 18k.

[@Chief-sr7vw]

The domestic chains look nice,I been watching you for 7 years and just recently purchased a 5mm 18kt franco chain on black Friday, I was heavily considering buying a domestic chain off of linx resale but ultimately I went with Jacojie like Raquel said in previous video you are giving us options which is amazing to even have honestly but ultimately went wit jacoje when buying gold I feel quality is king these chains are ment to last a lifetime so why not invest a little more on your self

[@josephdeleon1231]

I personally have several Italian stamped chains & bracelets from Jacoje but at the end of the day they are still 14k gold & can be a starter chain or on a budget plus the 22in is definitely still rockable !😁

[@danc2969]

Think its a great idea to offer the domestic cheaper options, everyone looks for a starter chain for me it was the 4mm flat curb, and I got it because it was the best size for the price. Daniel C Beaver PA personally I would pick from these options the 5mm, because I currently rock a 20" 4mm flat curb

[@TamilBBQ]

I buy jewelry I love to wear every day, especially 22k gold chains…The rich, high-purity color feels elegant and special to me. For me, it's not about investment so I don’t just buy any designs or models. I visit India often where 22k gold jewelry is everywhere, but I’ve never bought a gold chain there.. I prefer to buy it here. I trust the quality and purity standards of American-made jewelry, and it’s about enjoying beautiful, reliable pieces that I can wear with pride.

[@Deenero787]

I bought a domestic chain from another popular jeweler at a low price (now priced over 1k more then originally ) 18k 4 mm Franco 26 inches to be exact about a year ago had the fancy clasp stamped made in Italy but eventually upgraded to a better lock . Had it scanned at a 17.8 karat . At the end of the day gold is gold and you get what you pay for .

[@DawgyPvP]

Big fan of the Jacoje X-Mas merch, keep pumping out the great videos Braden! When I bought my white gold from you I had one thing in mind, which was to have an everyday wear that I didn’t worry about having to replace in the years to come.

[@Anstolow]

Personally it depends, honestly for everyday wear I’m gonna want something reliable and well produced with a high quality finish 🤔. For investing it’s honestly the better option to go with the “cheap” gold because you get more for less. At the end of the day gold is gold it’s personal preference. Love you guys thanks for giving back 🖤 Anthony Barstow California

[@TheBoltdogg]

I think Raquel opinion is the best Braden you need to start listening to her. She has all the right ideas.

[@RussellDubov]

Please offer rose gold options!

[@fernandoalvarez1311]

for everyday wear I'm gonna want something reliable and well produced with a high quality finish g. For investing it's honestly the better option to go with the "cheap" gold because you get more for less. At the end of the day gold is gold it's personal preference. Fernando A Cali

[@prestong93]

I would prefer to save money and get domestic IF the polish is fine and links are fine. If I buy a piece to wear I want it to look nice. The weight difference of a higher tier chain would not matter to me. Preston G from Thaxton Ms

[@gabriela.barron6590]

I believe "cheap" gold is something that is made hollow or not solid. Something easy to break. Gabriel B San Jose, CA

[@OutBack12]

Everyone was their own budget. Floss in the way you can if that’s your thing. Same reason people wear gold plated and fake diamonds 🔥

[@JuniorMacias-w8g]

In my opinion gold is gold and every piece has a sentimental value So as long as it’s gold and like the piece everything is good Would like the 5mm concave Juan M San Antonio TX

[@MNikey1st]

From what I understand, Italian made gold products have an excellent reputation for quality pieces. So the non-Italian pieces may be high quality but do they have the established rep that Italy does? People may pay more for Italian pieces just to be able say “it was made in Italy.” 22 in 5mm. Michael R. Harlingen TX

[@colossus8418]

it does not have to be from Italy to be of good quality, if it has quality then by many standards it should have a good structure to build upon plus i have seen some very unique chains and am always on the look out. the cheaper, the better but that can only go so far. thanks Braden

[@OKar0123]

I have to admit that I didn't know this about the concave curb chain. But even hearing that, it does not phase me at all. I remember the video you put out a while ago, something like, "its been awhile since we have had these (concave curb)...", you were holding it outside in the light, and wow! If you are a Chargers fan, I gotta say this would be the perfect chain. It literally looks like a bolt of lightning is running through it when the light hits it a certain way. I would imagine that a custom Chargers logo in 14k gold and diamonds, would fit the concave curb perfectly. I wish I could post that video for everyone to see. I'm a Cowboys fan so a custom Dallas star on this concave would look like I'm wearing a defibrillator to try to revive our crappy season lol love the Boys anyway but yall have at it with this comment lol Yall at Jacoje, keep up the hustle. I appreciate yall working with these distributors who have chosen to do business with Jacoje, and allowing yall to continue to bring us quality options for gold chains and pendants. Alot of people don't know this part of the business, but a distributor can chose not to work with someone and that can mean a whole region of people will not have access to quality pieces, or if they do, it will be from other dealers who you don't even know. Like the mechanic you call because he's been working on your vehicles since you got your first car, Jacoje is my go to for brand new pieces. Advice to, save the box, it brings a lot of trust in quality at resale. Oscar M. Del Rio, TX

[@jmjones7742]

To me, gold is gold. I have a 5mm anchor link chain I got off Linx and it's super high quality. I have other Jacoje chains with the Italy stamps. The stamp is cool but I can't perceive a high difference in quality. Save the money and get a thicker or longer chain off Linx. That's just my opinion. Happy Holidays!

[@jesseworkman8474]

The fact that the lower price per gram pieces are available is great. A lot of people love the look of gold and can’t afford the extra cost that comes with the Italian pieces. This is the reason I love Linx Resale. It allows me to buy something nice that makes me feel good without breaking the bank. After you dropped that video saying you were starting Linx Resale I probably checked the “never been worn” section every day for a couple months. Thank you for the opportunity to win some great pieces. You guys are next level in this game for sure! Happy Holidays and good luck everyone! Jesse W Roseburg, Oregon

[@jmart4427]

Quality and weight for me. Personally don’t care about a stamp saying where it was made. Everyone has different budgets. Love what you’re doing, can’t wait to get upcoming orders. Josh M Cincinnati OH

[@JC-zc3rk]

I recently bought a “cheap gold” bracelet. I don’t think it’s bad but you definitely feel the lighter weight which makes the Italian pieces feel higher quality. Jeungjoo C Fullerton CA

[@TimmyP2012]

Cheap isn’t good quality and Good Quality isn’t Cheap. You will get what you pay for.

[@reubenm3344]

I feel like you have to ask yourself some questions… Does the idea of getting gold at a bargain excite you, or do you question its authenticity and value? What are your personal thoughts on whether you see it as a great investment opportunity or a potential risk… if you get it just for looks I say go for it, people don’t go around looking for the Italian stamp on everyone 😂 Reuben M Denver Co

[@alfredohuidobro8936]

There is no wrong with buy a "cheap gold chain" at the end of the day youre still getting bang for your buck. Its all preference for people. Also it has to do with a budget sometimes people want a chain they have been eyeing and find a cheaper one for the same look or better. It just depends. Wear what you wear no shame on that. Keep up the work loving the videos. If I were to win I'd love the 22in 5mm Happy Holidays! Alfredo H Brighton, CO

[@JustChillin4now]

Honestly what’s important is the look and the ability to obtain gold jewelry. gold jewelry will always be styled and represent status so even if the quality is not there, there will be a market for it. Some people want gold jewelry for the look as long they can wear it without turning their skin green. Woodhaven,ny

[@valmontimmobilier2235]

The concave curb just hits different for me. I'd rather get a domestic gold chain without the Italy stamp if I could afford it instead of the premium Jacoje chains. In my opinion, 14kt gold is 14kt gold and it would still be better than the silver set I currently rock right now. I've been following you for a while now and I love the content. Definitely gonna buy from Lynx whenever I'll make a move to upgrade for gold. As my first piece of gold, that 5 mm would be incredible. Happy holidays from Quebec! Valmont L Shefford, QC, Canada

[@justblayne4533]

At the end of the day gold is gold and I enjoy wearing it no matter the origin. But! There is a kind of romance in getting an expensive piece to commemorate life achievements and feeling like the extra cost was earned. Thanks for the giveaways, I’d love to rep that 5mm chain! It’s one of my favourite link chains 😊 Jesse G. Burgessville ON, Canada

[@thelifeofhenry6578]

Those domestic pieces really hold it down for someone who really wants a gold chain but doesn’t have the funds i bought one of those chains 2 years ago in a 2 mm and was more than happy with it Still upgrading it tho lol I’ll have 8mm eventually

[@richl9049]

Hi Braden and Raquel! I kind of think of Jacoje vs. Linx like Acura vs. Honda. Both great quality, they probably share some parts, but the stamp and some aesthetic/detail differences tell the story in how they are marketed and sold. And both are great regardless. Past that, it's personal preference and what works for you. I have seen those concave curbs for some time now on Linx and would love to rock a 4mm, 22 inch! Thanks for the great content and daily vids! Rich L. in Janesville WI

[@shecravese6484]

I love gold, but I’m still learning about it from your videos. A couple months ago I had a cheap 10k gold rope chain, but it got run over sadly. When it comes to lower priced gold, I think it can still work if it’s well made, knowing the price per gram and labor involved. tbh I don’t really care if a chain doesn’t have the Italy stamp as long as it has some weight to it and my style and is real or course. I’m saving up for a Jacoje piece because I’ve heard nothing but good about the quality and how durable they are so i’m looking to buy my first solid piece from you .Personally I like curb and byzantine chains byzantine is heattt🔥. Evan Herrera Riv California

[@Jaydcp1018]

Buying gold is like buying a car that you like. Would you rather buy a domestic made Mustang GT or an imported Toyota Supra? The reality is that both are very good options but it depends a lot on your preferences or features you are looking for. Just like deciding between a heavy link, cable link, and a heavy cable link, they are all right choices.For many years Italian gold has been the most popular and the most demanded due to the quality and good design of the pieces. But that doesn't mean that everything good comes exclusively from there. I believe that domestic gold chains open the doors to a local industry that is also capable of providing quality pieces. Having both options provides infinite possibilities for those who want to buy jewelry, whether by design, weight of the piece, size, price per gram, or purity. Always aim for your preferences and desires. Good luck and Happy holidays! Jay P. Georgia.

[@epick4138]

I believe gold is gold, I’m always trying to find good deals on chains and I typically use the gram weight as a reference if something is a good deal or not, thinking about maybe grabbing my next chain for lynx resale! I would love to win the 5mm 22in!!!Love ya Jocoje Fam!! Cameron N Glen Mills, PA

[@anthonydonofrio1016]

If you have a solid gold chain I feel like there is that respect factor. I mean obviously there are levels to it. I have a 14k flat curb chain I got from you about 4 years and it still looks brand new! Great quality jewelry is always worth it because it will last longer and shine above the rest.. no pun intended 😂. I would love the 5mm concave. Been commenting on these giveaways ever since I was in college it’s a holiday tradition at this point 🤞🙏🏻. All the best! Anthony D. Brookfield, WI

[@Mrdonein1take]

For someone that is young in age, who might not have the same budget as someone who has already made it or has gotten established, then I feel like buying a jewelry piece that is less expensive and is made domestically is perfectly, perfectly, perfectly valid and it is more than okay. They can always graduate in terms of quality in due time. Also, at the same time, for someone who had to sell their gold because their spouse had to go through chemo(cancer) or anything of that sort... And at the very moment, the storm has already passed(when it rains, it pours as we all know) and the individual feels like their neck and wrist is naked and they would like to just have something that could fit their budget by getting something quick and inexpensive made domestically until they can save enough to get back to the quality that he/she is accustomed to, then it perfectly perfectly perfectly fine as well to get an inexpensive jewelry piece. Jorge M Miramar, Florida

[@wadebeaman7248]

For me, weight has become a bit more important than where it’s made (at least in this case). I’ve seen some of these style out in the wild and they definitely GRAB attention, especially when they have some polish on them. For me, I would layer these chains to accomplish the weighty feel I like. Merry Christmas B&R! Sam H Anoka, MN

[@anthonylosada4896]

First this situation really depends on the type of chain or link for example, if I am going to by a Cuban link chain, I am very picky about the gaps between the links and I if have to pay extra for an Italian made chain( which are the best in machine made chains) I would buy the Italian made chain till I can afford a handmade Miami Cuban link chain. Other then the Cuban link, if you are getting a really good deal per gram for gold, I would buy the cheapest per gram as along as the quality isn’t affected.

[@chillwill120]

If it’s a special piece such as a wedding band, engagement ring or gift purchased to commemorate a special event (such as birth of a child, promotion, graduation etc.) then I think paying a bit of a premium could be justified because it will likely be owned and cherished for a lifetime and the quality/prestige will add to the sentimental value. If the piece isn’t special and you just want a certain look, then gold is gold and you may as well save some money. If you’re like me; a piece without sentimental value will likely be traded in at some point to Linx Resale for an upgrade later anyway so no point in paying a premium you won’t get back. Will P. - Jersey City, NJ -

[@RICHLOTITO]

I have some older stuff too that I just really like that would not be considered top shelf by today's standards but the piece just does it for me. So, I know exactly what your talking about. I actually commented on the anchor piece and the cable link chain and said that I liked it. I thought at first it was an anchor chain. Taking that Anchor pendant and redoing it as a Jacoje piece is a fantastic idea. Revive some of these older classic designs. What is old can be new again. I would prefer the 5MM myself. A thicker chain is my Preference. Rich. L. Huntsville. AL

[@benjaminpries8559]

I love Italian pieces, they are the best. Very hard too give away. My best friend works hard and admires my jewelry. I bought him a Jaxxon plated chain 4-5 years ago so he could feel cool. Well that thing looks like brass now and he wears it Dailey. If I pick me I’m hoping too bless him and make it a real chain this year. Happy holiday as always stall blessed!

[@billymccall4690]

I think you have a small group who cares about quality and craftsmanship and then the rest just care about having something that looks good no matter what. Im an 80s baby and the days of people calling you and checking you seem to over so if it looks cool or nice from a far is fine. I personally want the Jacoje piece!!!

[@johnbaumgardt9867]

I'm down with anything that brings the price down. Does not matter who's making it. I just want to be able to afford my jewelry without taking out a second mortgage.

[@travelinSmooth]

You should always buy what you can afford, I personally like buying Italian chains just because their machines usually have a higher quality making chains, I bought a 2.5 Franco from you 3 years ago and can't tell you how much I love it. Joel A Cape Coral, Fl

[@davidbryce1985]

I don't personally care if it is "domestic" or "Italian". You have to determine what you want and the look you're going for first and then how often will you wear a piece. I wear a 5.5mm flat curb from Linx every day, mostly tucked in 99% of the time. There is no point where I have wished that I had the 5.5mm flat curb from Jacoje again. So it's 3.5 grams less... doesn't matter. I think it's unfair to call Linx stuff "cheaper". It should be said as Jacoje being "more expensive" because those are the chains with the fees associated. It comes with the chain. I've had a bunch of Jacoje stuff over the years and it's really nice, but so is the stuff on Linx. I would take the 4mm at 22 inches. Thanks guys. David N. Greenwood, IN

[@sethsanders2557]

There are always going to be expensive items and more affordable items in any industry. I think the more affordable chains are good for people starting out. Personally I like to know I am wearing something that has been well crafted. I also look at buying gold as an investment so the more weight the better. But everyone has their own opinion and preference and that’s why there is such a big market for both affordable and expensive gold. I work in the trades and can appreciate a job well done. Seth Fresno ca

[@Edum95]

I’m always cautious when it comes to cheap price per gram because sometimes it’s just low quality stuff, but it’s all about finding a good jeweler that you can trust. My grandfather was a jeweler and I know even Italy stamped jewelry can be low quality . Half these jewelers that sell Italy stamped jewelry don’t have the JACOJE quality. I have purchased items from linx resale and the quality it’s amazing and I knew it was gonna be because it’s backed by the best.

[@Okanda]

Nothing against it, 14K is 14K and I think it is still worth it. But personnally I always go for top quality! Just like my jacoje chain, I made sure to save up enough to get it on your website!

[@anthonyortiz3784]

I just learned that gold comes from outer space and neutron star collisions. I really like that bigger concave chain. It would really make my year and next year if i win it! Im too broke to afford any gold at the moment. Anyway thanks for all the great videos throughout the years Braden! You are always spreading educational messages and great content like always! I wish many blessings for you and Raquel and everyone at Jacoje and Linx! God Bless!!!

[@Clarkeisawesome]

It is good that there are higher and lower quality Gold Jewelry available because everyone has a different budget. That being said, Jacoje is great because you know you are getting high quality for a reasonable price whereas a lot of other stores out there you are most likely getting lower quality for a higher price than Jacoje. A lot of people get ripped off when they are just starting out which is unfortunate. Also when looking for a bargain you need to be careful because when something seems too good to be true, it probably is... John A Ontario, Canada

[@marieanne2518]

I don't buy a piece unless I truly like it! For me it's quality over quantity! I want to feel something around my neck, so the heavier the better, I do not go for the hollow or semi-hollow pieces. I'd rather have one or two solid, high quality pieces. My favorite is 18kt or 22kt Diamond Cut Franco (silk); it has the weight and the shine! D/C Rope is number two. Weight, glisten, color, and durability! Thickness depends on the pendants if worn, and length! Usually it's 18kt 2.5mm to 4mm, 24" or 26" chain. The only time I will go for something a little lighter or thinner is a pendant piece that I cannot find anywhere else! Basically, I want something that is an outstanding piece, an investment, and something that will truly last! That's why when I say Jacoje sells the best, because so many places literally, I've searched place after place, to find a decent chain or pendant! Maybe it's just because I know a good piece of jewelry when I see it, otherwise it truly bothers me! Thanks guys! Happy Holidays! Marie Chicago

[@jordmane]

I’m usually a gold is gold person. I have only bought domestic chains, but I would love to try out an Italian made chain to really see the small detail differences to compare. Keep up the great work Braden. Fire X-mas shirts mane🔥 STAY BLESSED Jordan E Durham, NC

[@aramisparsons3290]

I agree with the misses 14k is 14k it’s made domestically so you get to save a few bucks but with the gold prices right now, what you get for what you are spending is good quality…. That concave is beastly I like that the links are closer than the regular curb and gives you that Miami feel with tighter links plus it shines like no other…. Let’s go…. Domestic concave for the WIN.

[@roygonzalez6914]

I think “cheap” gold is worth it. There are high quality manufacturers that are outside of Italy. I think going with a “cheap manufacture” can also open up a conversation about country of origin, chain link, chain length, diamond cut vs plain cut etc. The same applies to the watch industry : there are high quality watch manufacturers that are not Rolex or omega or ap; if you see someone with a “cheap” watch it open the conversation to movement, dail, bracelet etc I like the 4 m concave more than the 5; for my taste 5 starts to get to “showy” Roy Gonzalez Roseville, Ca

[@xXRpB3ASTXx]

You get what you pay for plain and You get what you pay for-plain and simple. When you go the cheap route, you often end up spending more to get what you truly wanted in the first place. So, be patient and keep saving for the piece you really want. It’s always worth it in the end! 😂 usually when you cheap out you end up paying more for what you wanted in the first place. So just continue saving to get the piece you really want 💯 Yo replicating that anchor pendant Jacoje style would be fire!!!

[@Needz2Retire]

I like both, however with how high the cost for everything is right now I prefer the domestic…previously I would have just gone with Jacoje over LINX but for now I say LINX…maybe once prices get back to normal I would go with Jacoje. I like the 4mm chain. Keep up the great work you guys are doing. Frederick J Colfax, NC

[@matthewroe7200]

Hey I would do a video and make it not one of your chains and see if we can tell your work frfr the day ones like me would know frfr u can tell your chains over any cause it's got that shine

[@Haze508]

If we’re talking apples to apples the Jacoje Franco hands down one of the best made chains I’ve ever purchased! The rest of the Franco’s out there I have had do not have the end caps between the lobster claw which just makes the chain more aesthetically pleasing gotta love it! In my opinion, gold is gold unless we’re talking 10 K lol I would definitely rock that 5mm 22 inch curb chain side-by-side with my Jacoje Franco Big shout out to the good people at Jacoje Jewelers for always keeping us on point and one step ahead!! Happy holidays family Cecil R Boston ma

[@gizmopolitan101]

In my opinion, at the end of the day, gold is still gold wherever it's from. So it doesn't matter if you buy "cheap" gold, it will still be gold. I am sure everyone wouldn't mind saving a bit of money here and there so "cheap" gold is not a bad option if you want to pay a bit less. Just because it does not come from Italy, it does not make it cheap because you are still owning gold. Warren N. Montreal, Qc Canada

[@Trillasaurus]

I personally think nothing is wrong with buying domestic made pieces. I look at it this way. When your’e out and about, people won’t be like wow thats a nice Italy made piece. They will likely just admire the piece regardless of where it was made as long as the overall quality is still there. Yes you may lose out in some weight but in return you will save some money while still owning a solid gold piece. Dylan A from Honolulu, Hawaii

[@spiderdanphoto]

As long as the quality is there, I don't mind domestic or foreign. Linx chains are looking great!

[@peteyw]

As a consumer, I don't think the manufacturer matters. As long as you trust the seller, I think the quality will be there no matter where it's from. Gold is king Pete W Bellmawr, NJ

[@nyc_all_stars9070]

The pendant on my everyday chain does not have the Italy stamp and I have noticed that it lacks the high-quality polish of other pendants, but it is not a super big deal to me. The pendant serves its purpose and I’m happy with it. Sean S. New York, NY

[@jeremys.b.9973]

I used to buy 10k domestic chains, just for the look, I figured a cheap chain is better than a fake one. I still have 2 10k pieces that I inherited, and both are domestically made, it obviously doesn’t matter to me as I don’t have them to “flex”. However, for trophy pieces I always made sure to buy higher quality and higher purity stuff. I think if you’re buying something for aesthetic reasons, or sentimental reasons, it doesn’t matter if it’s domestic or lower quality, but if you’re buying something to show off it’s nice to get the extra cool points & know that you have the best of the best. Jeremy S B, Pointe-Claire, Qc, Canada

[@Drake_Little]

Personally, I don’t mind non Italy stamped and chains that aren’t as heavy. In my opinion, if it looks good and you like it then that’s all that matters. And it’s always nice to save a dollar or two as well. Keep up the videos! Drake L. York, PA

[@exkal215]

In my opinion, everything comes down to reputation history. Italy has that reputation of supplying high quality products when domestic jewelry doesn’t. There is high quality domestic products, it’s just a matter of finding it. So when we get an honest company like Jacoje/Linx, you’ll more than likely get quality products at a reasonable price. Have a great holiday guys. Stay blessed. Richard G Philadelphia, PA

[@beyblademc123]

I agree gold is gold but at the same time you can see the quality difference from the Jacoje and Linxresale. It’s night and day difference. I have Italy made chains but I wouldn’t mind buying a domestic made chain they are still real gold at the end of the day. Mark c Sunnyside,wa

[@niilaronka8563]

Weight is everything when buying gold especially if you wanna keep the value up in the future.

[@beaslyy]

4mm concave shines like no other we don’t need Italian for great quality, domestic saves you a few bucks…Lynx resale is the Tesla of the Chain game

[@erikgallegos1488]

Using gold bullion as an example. I would absolutely buy what's called generic gold bc after all, it would still be pure gold. But when you get a USA walking liberty coin, the market recognizes it and therefore will have a mark up " higher spot price" bc of the quality control the US mints are known to have. Same goes for jewelry. Italy is known for having great quality control therefore you'd pay for a bit more of a price. Other things also come into play, of course. As far as a domestic piece of jewelry, I would say it would be up to the consumer to keep their eye out on the quality control a bit more than a reputable company.. just like any other good like, for example, tools or cars or anything. I personally would buy some domestic jewelry bc i feel comfortable with my knowledge of some jewelry. Honestly, I started learning a few years ago from channels like jacoje.. so thanks guys haha and thanks for the opportunity to win some awesome jewelry. Erik Gallegos Albuquerque NM

[@paulgordon6069]

Hey Erik by chance did you get your piece yet?

[@erikgallegos1488]

@paulgordon6069 no I haven't

[@paulgordon6069]

@ oh ok I believe he got the orders mixed up I think I recieved your curb link so when yours comes in let me know what comes in for you just curious

[@erikgallegos1488]

@paulgordon6069 oh dang okay how long did it take to get to you? And did you have to sign for it?

[@paulgordon6069]

@ yeah I had to sign for it took about 4 days I believe I was supposed to get a rope and it was a 5mm concave curb that came in

[@christ2419]

Personally I would feel cheap buying and wearing something like that. To me its like buying a hollow chain. I rather spend the extra money and get the quality from jacoje who gets the quality from Italy. Best example would be if you're buying a TV, would you buy the biggest TV with average picture quality or would you buy a decent size TV with perfect picture quality that you will enjoy. David C Bear, Deleware USA

[@Ghost-sz7uo]

i think if the quality is comparable, go with what you can afford. at the end of the day, get what makes you happy and that's the only thing that should matter. happy holidays yall! David G. Ridgewood NY

[@lamontlauren367]

Sa who-ra rita (Sahuarita) 🤣 …….been watching the last 5+ years of you guys being blessed, thank you for sharing with us!

[@BrandenStanley-o4j]

Gold is gold, it is all personal preference on what you like. Personally I like the Italian color and richness that you get from the imported chains! I do believe that the domestic chains are great quality as well, never owned one personally so this would be a great start for me! Branden S. Berthoud Co.

[@CelciusPR]

When I buy gold, I’m looking for weight. I prefer 18k or 22k. I rather have domestic made gold chains if it saves me some money as long as it has weight. For instance, look at Van Cleef jewelry. People are paying insane amounts of money for almost no weight in gold. They are paying for the brand. When I’m buying a chain, I’m buying for the weight in gold. I rather wear my gold than keep it stuffed in a safe doing nothing. I bought 3 pieces from Jacoje. I will be looking at Linx for my 22k pieces. Thank you for what you to keep the best prices out there. Alex C. Long Island, NY

[@juannaranjo3865]

I think it's just preference but for me knowing it's the best quality just makes u feel better like confident i wasn't even into gold or jewelry until 2 years ago when I started watching your videos and I've had cheap and expensive and it just feels so different i would definitely always go with jacoje ive never had a linx chain i trust jacoje so im sure linx chains feel great i would love to have the 22in 5mm Juan N Fresno CA

[@GIIBaseball]

Gold is gold to me however Italian gold I defiantly can tell the difference. But to me it is if I like it or not. A lot of people say that your chain has a twist and italian gold does not but in the grand scheme of things, who cares. Gold is Gold and God is Good! Happy Holidays! Gabriel R. Corpus Christi TX

[@bardoamador1125]

If I win the chain hook your boy up with that shirt too. 😂 I like the flat/concave style links especially when working out. It would be nice to compare the linx with my current flat link from jacoje.

[@ricardocontreras8156]

Doesn’t bother me at all, if it makes you feel good wearing a piece then go for it

[@The_One97]

Gold has been around for millions of years it keeps it’s value that’s why we love buying it. I personally like to buy a gold at a discount because at the end of the day gold is gold. Pedro g Houston tx

[@thepner]

I say save your money until you can get the chain you want. You will have it a lifetime so just save until u can buy it. Brandon told me this 4 1/2 years ago. I bought a 2mm heavy link, and it was great. But 6 months later I bought a 3mm. Todd H. Mooresville, NC

[@paulgordon6069]

Honestly I think it comes down to where your from,what you grew up with,and your lifestyle if you wanna pay a little more Italian gold over domestic more power to you. to me it’s all nice when it’s done right location and price aside but don’t let anyone ever pressure you for where it came from cause in the end it all comes from the ground up 😉 Paul Gordon Franklinville, NJ

[@Chenovski00]

I'm all about Italian made gold chains. You can see that special hue of gold that is unique to those Italian chains. With that being said, gold is gold! Some of the chains you sell on Linx are absolutely stunning, and I would rock one of them all day. I would be so pumped to get that 5mm Flat concave link chain! It is an awesome chain! Thank you for the giveaways team Jacoje. You guys are the best. Cole B Philadelphia, PA Cole

[@Takar100]

I don't feel like a domestic chain I'd going the "cheap" route. It might be the frugal route, but you know..."in this economy". It's actually a great business plan to have a more affordable brand. That's for chains. On the pendants I've looked at the thinner ones and wasn't a fan for those (not jacoje or linx, but a different jeweler), and I wasn't a fan. But chains I definitely would go the frugal route. Timothy K Houston, TX

[@andrewdavid562]

I think an everyday wear quality is key, something with craftsmanship, longevity. I think if you are just looking for a piece with a bling to wear sometimes, go domestic. I personally want the quality, I want the weight, I appreciate the time and effort the jeweler puts in. Andrew D Terryville, CT

As long as it's solid 14kt gold, and the chain is good quality then I'm fine. Just because it's not made in Italy doesn't make it cheap IMO. When I see fake two tone chains like the common crappy Figaro with the white gold diamond cut down the center and it's very light links and light chain. Braden shown one of those types of Figaro's in a different video not too long ago, that's cheap jewelry too me. I wish I could say "gold is gold" while that' may be true at least on scrap, chain wise, it's not. If gold gets too high to buy quality gold chains, I guess then I'd stick with 925 Italian silver. The two chains Braden is wearing and showing in the video seem to be good quality chains and I really like that double stack! Love the 5mm that would look great on my nephew! Stay blessed! Will H Huntington Station, NY.

[@TheRealTatermon]

Nobody ever asks me what stamp I have on my chain. If they ask, it's what the purity is. At the end of day, that stamp is not going to increase the sale value if you decided to sell it. Gold is gold and you will get near spot, Italian stamp or not. I'd prefer the 5mm. My little brother has yet to have a chain, I think the concurve would be a good first. I would give it away to him. Taylor G, WA

[@jgd8007]

For now, I am parital to European products as opposed to American products. Especially for a Franco. Honestly, I just bought a 3mm 18k 24" Franco. I really wanted a 22k from Jacoje but it wasn't there. Linx had a 22kt but it was plated with 24k and I just didn't want to deal with any type of degradation that comes with 24k plate therefore I went with the 18k chain.

[@jimmillea7001]

I rather have jewelry made in Italy. There is nothing wrong with domestic gold but I just prefer Italy made. My first gold chain was made in Canada. I always wished it was from Italy. Nobody will ever ask to see the stamp on your chain to see where it was made so it's really up to the person wearing it. I'd love a 5 mm flat curb chain. That would look sweet with my 8 mm Figaro. Cheers! Jim M Wallingford CT

[@NOFISHINGNOLIFE269]

It don’t matter to me gold is gold and sometimes I feel like your only paying for the Italy stamp on the jewelry . Portland or

[@oogieboogie8869]

Ultimately, stuff like gold becomes so sentimental and based on a general appreciation to rule something out solely for origin. As a kid I was repping gold from a toy machine😂, it’s about the look and meaning to me, especially being able to afford your pieces - whatever tier they may be. The 5MM is gorgeous 🙌 Toni L Cooper City FL