Gold chains

[Mommabear]

.68g of 9ct gold for £39.99!!

Ellis sold an absolute shed load of them when you can get one for half that price! Unbelievable

In fact, the one I saw was heavier at .76g for £20.26

 

[MrMarple]

That’s a ridiculous cost per gram for 9ct gold.
I don’t buy a lot to be honest, but anything more than 40-50 pounds per gram is daylight robbery IMO.

 

[stratobuddy]

9ct gold is £16 per gram this very minute on the gold market

 

[MrMarple]

9ct gold is £16 per gram this very minute on the gold market

It is, but I also appreciate that it costs money to make the jewellery and companies obviously have to make a profit as well so as I mentioned earlier, I’m happy to pay for it, I just don’t want to be ripped off either.

 

[Ballerina]

They are pricey and I doubt that they would carry a pendant without snapping, so what's the point?

 

[VapidStoat]

They are pricey and I doubt that they would carry a pendant without snapping, so what's the point?

Gemporia gets your cash? It's the only point I can think of