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01-14-2016 01:26 AM
I know the gold buys of yesteryear are no longer. The TSV rope chains do look beautiful, but in their description it states hollow construction. No doubt this is done to make the necklace look bigger and not use as much gold as it would if it had been solid.
So my question is: is it worth the price? Is anyone purchasing them? Which lengths?
accordingbto today's price per gram of gold, the prices for the necklaces are about double.
I would also like to know the country of import. I think if we're Italy or Turkey, it would be stated.
Opionions welcomed.
01-14-2016 01:41 AM - edited 01-14-2016 01:43 AM
I heard Rick say the necklaces are made in Peru. Sorry, I don't know too much about the pros and cons of hollow ropes.
Im not buying because I already have a few ropes, a 22 inch thick rope and a few smaller 18 and 20 inches for pendants. They look nice though.
01-14-2016 02:47 AM
I wouldn't have a hollow rope. A little wear and stress on a link, and there's a lot on a rope, and the thing breaks. It's probably paper-thin.
01-14-2016 05:40 AM
I have a few ropes from yesteryear and I have caught them on my seatbelt and my granddaughter yanked on one when she was a toddler. I just see these breaking.
01-14-2016 09:37 AM
I'm not buying the ropes because I lived through the rope era --and I have ropes already in several lengths. In fact, this TSV sent me looking yesterday and I "found" not only my ropes but 2 other necklaces I haven't worn for ages.
I'm sure some are hollow, but I have to say I have no idea which are which. They all look and feel very similar and I've been lucky never to have had a problem with any rope except with one bracelet. No idea where that came from, but it was not a QVC purchase according to my records.
01-14-2016 09:40 AM
A rope chain? How very 1980s. Q's jewelry is so dated.
I would never buy a hollow rope. Cheap junk.
01-14-2016 10:58 AM
I am one that still enjoys yellow gold . I can imagine this chain feeling Light and sounding Tinny. I've sent back chains for this reason in the past.
01-14-2016 11:52 AM
I'm passing because, well, I don't really need them. I'll wear what I have instead. I would worry about breaking a hollow chain. I have a bracelet from years ago - not a QVC purchase - that is a triple row link and several of the links have broken and that was not hollow.
01-14-2016 03:31 PM
@Pearlee wrote:A rope chain? How very 1980s. Q's jewelry is so dated.
I would never buy a hollow rope. Cheap junk.
I think a rope chain is classic, never dated.
Nailhead bracelet...that's dated.
Omegas...maybe them too.
A rope chain...never. IMO.
01-15-2016 12:42 AM
The most uninspiring TSV! And if I calculated correctly, it was about $80 a gram! I think not! The hosts can get all the fake excitement going, but from the sales earlier today, the customers werent buying it!!
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