Why the FRANCO is the chain you NEED! 

Does it pull ur neck hair?

strong review

@@vastworldknowledge from what I’ve heard and seen a lot of the ones over 3mm do not or not often. Where the smaller do. For whatever reason. I’ve heard and seen lots with 4-5mm dc francos and say they’re comfy af.

What size did you get?

How do u clean it

And do you wear a pendant on yours

I ordered at 3mm Franco to pair with my 5mm rope. What size would you go up too.

@@truegrizzlesfan2292 your pockets are your limit, I think next would be a 3.5 or 4mm d/c franco but I'll never let my 3mm go I would just stack them

Save for the 5mm. I have the 4mm in white gold and the 5mm in yellow gold. The 5mm at 22 or 24 inches is the perfect solo chain.

@@ryanblanchard2508 how thick is it in real life though? So hard to tell on video.

The 5mm literally feels like a thick pencil between your fingertips

@@ryanblanchard2508 wow! That’s really cool then. I like the way that sounds. That makes it sound like it is more than 5MM.

That’s correct. His franco chains are known for being thicker than advertised. The 4mm is nice but the 5mm is the sweet spot in my opinion. If you’re gonna spend that much on a chain, just save a bit more and get that 5mm because you won’t regret it. 👍

For me, my perfect sizes are the 3-5 widths. And I do wonder if the 5MM is actually BIGGER than just five millimeters. But I’ll say the 2.5 is definitely a versatile size for mini and standard pendants.

@@spacecat7715 You got it! I'm not that big of a guy (5'8" 165lb), so I purchased the 2.5 mm 20 inch chain in white gold, and I paired it with his mini angel. I am loving this setup! Cheers!

@@sparkonthehorizon We have the same stats.😀 I have a rope chain in 2.5mm and a Franco in 3mm both 20 inches in white gold.

I have the 2.5 mm plain Franco and it wears much larger than a 3 mm curb chain from James Avery I’ve had for years. I work in an office environment, and I don’t think I could pull off a 3 mm Franco. It’s just too much bling for sitting across the table from clients. I like the 2.5, but a 2 mm probably would’ve been even more appropriate.

@JettLear Yeah I guess it depends on how comfortable you are wearing it in an ofc setting. I work in an ofc as well, and I'm usually in a collared shirt so the side-neck look works in a more subtle way. But that's the great thing about jewelry, there are no hard/fast rules. There is no right or wrong. Wear it however you want to reflect your own personal style.

Did it rust, or give skin irritation? Is it heat proof?

How is a opinion a fact lol

DC or reg?

Thats what I want too

Holy shit. You are fucking around

Congratulations on your abstinence! Cant wait until mine gets delivered

I have a 3mm diamond cut franco and it’s a awesome chain. Can’t wait to put a diamond cross on it soon. Baby steps.

That’s why catalytic converters cost so much and people be stealing them lmao

Me too👍

Did you have Diamond cut?

Yeah I agree. I have a 5mm 14k franco at 24 inch and the thickness and density of the chain is crazy. The only chain that surpasses it is the Byzantine but I’m not into the link style. Those chains are easily the heaviest per mm.

@True Lee Blessed 😂

Don’t be lying man. One is 50% d/c & 50% plain 😂😂😂

@@Mr-Wade drama 🤡

@@itsjustiz just a joke bud. Saw you got a half d/c chain before.. & liked it.

@@Mr-Wade yeah I know kid. Sarcasm doesn’t always translate well in txt. I’ve been wearing that particular chain a lot lately ✌🏼✌🏼

2mm ….won’t get lost or compete with the rope

when i got my shipment confirmation it was like a day or two. i live in SoCal as well. legit seller

Update- I got my shipment in one day here in Southern California. Yes legit gold definitely will order Jacoje. For a 4mm 22” rope local jeweler was asking 3k compare to Jacoje 1800 with diamond cut.

It’s basically angles cut to make it shine more.

Rounded. Plain is square.

You may want to look up older jacoje videos on the difference in comparing them. A visual is better than just being told alone the difference.

Hope so! That would be awesome!

The plain but not by much. You lose a little bit of gold from the diamond cutting process.

Actually I just checked his website and the 5mm 24 inch diamond cut is .3 gram heavier than the plain which is odd. Obviously it’s a very small difference but worth mentioning nonetheless.

Actually, the Cuban is a great chain. But yeah, Franco chains are best.

@@spacecat7715 two things kept me from pulling the trigger on the Franco. Having all that gold around my neck I wanted the box lock. For the same price of a 5 mm Franco I got an 8 mm Cuban.

@@bobfromcalgary8453 which is why I would love a Cuban someday. But my heart is still for the Franco. ❤️

You’re wrong. Until you wear one, you can’t realize just how thick and dense they actually are. The 5mm franco is the perfect solo chain, it’s not too gaudy and has the perfect look and presence at 22 or 24 inch. For example, a 5mm rope at 24 inch is about 45 grams on average. The 5mm franco at 24 inch weighs 85 grams on average, nearly double the rope chain.

@@ryanblanchard2508 I wear 18 or 20 inch only. I like em high and tight. Makes em look bigger then being long and swinging. Jacoje has said himself a rope has the most presence out of any chain. Also I have had 2 francos. Ropes are better to me. A 5mm franco needs a big pendant to really stand out. I don't wear chains without pendants because it is boring to me. Lastly I only wear 18k not 14k.

Preferences aren’t facts. 18 inch or 20 inch would be a near choker on me, I have big shoulders and traps. Ropes have a nice presence but they are not heavy at all. I want my chains to have some weight to them, more than a typical bracelet for example. Wearing chains that weigh less than 60 grams aren’t my thing really. I had a 6.5mm rope that weighed 65 grams and I foolishly sold it and I regret that decision. It was 26 inch which was a bit too long for my liking but I still should have kept it. And as for 18k vs 14k, I personally like the champagne hue of 14k, the color for me is just more appealing. 18k looks like yellow and brown mixed. I had a 22k franco years ago from traxnyc and I sold it because the color was just too dark and looked almost like a burnt orange color. Just because a piece has a higher gold content doesn’t automatically make it more appealing, though I wouldn’t wear 10k because it’s more alloy than gold. Solid 14k is perfect balance and color in my opinion.

@@ryanblanchard2508 18k is the best in my opinion. Better investment and that's what rolex uses for there gold so it matches my jewelry and watches together. When you buy 18k it also is heavier then 14k. I'm 6'3 and 18 and 20 inches is perfect.

Yeah if you’re ballin with the 18k solid Rolex then I understand why you would want 18k chains to match.

Yeah well lab diamonds are cheap as hell and worth hardly anything. Go try and sell that piece, all the money offered would be for gold weight. Diamonds are trash unless they’re rare.

@@ryanblanchard2508 Who buys lab diamonds? 🤣🤣🤣

Most jewelers use lab diamonds these days because they’re super cheap and the typical customer will never know the difference.

@@ryanblanchard2508 I get all my jewelry appraised for insurance. I highly doubt my jeweler would sell lab diamonds as natural. It’s not worth his reputation

@@ryanblanchard2508 “Most” Please post that evidence. This should be good. Are you saying “most jewelers” are committing fraud? And no one knows? I’ve never heard of that in my area and know most of the jewelers near me.

Yes theyre the best for that