^^this

Don't get any

M O O D

Duchi it's not very difficult

*no,we need a video called:* _how to get friends_

unless..?

He isn't

Hehe

Why you here?

Where’s the one with a mustache?!

Ouch

Get some fuckin cash together

Good one!!!!

Because they don't want you to really see the bracelet

same, I thought I was seeing the intro and not the actual tutorial on how to recognize them, then the video ended xd

agreeeeeeeeed

True it doesn't explain how to see the differences at all

@gina907 I like to think I'm paying for quality too. I don't mind paying more for clothes that will last for a decade. That being said, I get them all from 2nd hand shops or are hand me downs from relatives. I do notice the difference in quality between luxury brands and affordable ones.

ToudaHell exactly! I wouldn’t pay for that either!

Its the same with cars

True! Indians will cringe if you paid that much for silver 😂

Material costs come second to the cost of craftsmanship in finely crafted products. Being silver is irrelevant.

It is to save money and knock-offs can be more massively produced and you know, look the same at times

they had... i feel that this is advertising for them

Agreed!

Yeah, ALL of these "Insiders" are paid adverts.

Yeap, that Cartier replica.

The problem is the good replicas are (attempting) to be sold as the real deal, so if you're intentionally buying a replica, it isn't a good one.

@@noricoco4695 nah you’ve just got to know where to look, there are some very good quality Cartier replicas out there (I have one that’s indistinguishable from the real until you look at the serial number inside, and like when you’re wearing no-one would know), especially the ones with Chinese lab grown diamonds. Still expensive, for the gold and diamonds, but also still less than half the price of the genuine Cartier.

Nah, you should care about quality over the name. If you can't afford the level of quality of a genuine piece from Hermes, Cartier, etc., find a well made piece from a small/local maker etc. instead of buying a fake (which has appeal in only fake name plastered on it and nothing more).

@@trilobiteterror8015 It is very funny that one of my friends who own both genuine Prada and fake ones, she said the fake ones definitely had better quality than her real ones... guess does not happened in all the brands but definitely was a shock to hear that.

there is a certificate on most diamonds from Sierra Leone that weren't from child labour, look it up if you're intetniding on buying jewels

You’re wrong.

Dats crazy but I don’t remember asking 😳

There are no child mines in SA, but the entire mining industry is exploitative.

@@sageivu It's easy to pay to get your gems authenticated.

that's a lot more useful then this entire channel

And a man be as wise as an owl.

That's not a sci fact

SciFactsYT why do i now see the parliament as owls instead of people 😂

That's has nothing to do with science

Yes

Yes

True, but the issue is that some people will try to sell you a bracelet or something claiming it's a real and they try to charge you like 4000 dollars instead of the 5 dollars it's worth

But if you’re paying retail for the real thing and getting a much cheaper knockoff, it’s important. If you’re buying it heavily discounted and with the knowledge that its likely fake I don’t see the harm, but a lot of times these are thousands of dollars.

There's no trouble, we're just lazy. Anglophones who are literate should have no problem reading subtitles. But most of the media we consume is in English so if a person is caught watching niche content, it can be embarassing. There's so much english content, why watch something in a different language? Anime also is somewhat seen as immature, and because you have to read subtitles to understand it anglophones think that all non-anglophone content is immature .

I loved Parasite by the way.

It doesn't matter if they're made out of gold or diamonds. These materials aren't even rare anymore, most aren't sourced ethically and due to monopolistic practices, their price remains speculative even though it shouldn't. And the "real" objects (attached to a brand) add a markup that can reach 800% or even more, to the actual value of the item. People that buy these things are beyond stupid and in desperate need of attention.

Real Christophe Poly jewelry is made of glass stones.

Rezalion their intention was that you could see which one was a replica and which one was the real one so you don’t buy the fake

@@quequieresgueyy9140 buy retail or from an authentic site or jeweler not ebay.

@@Lifeissorich. some of these things are works of art and I think you're missing the point. This is to make the consumer a more informed buyer. This is so that if you ho to a consignment shop, whether they have a good reputation or not us the consumer don't have to completely depend on that you can make your own judgment. Especially useful if you're traveling and you see something in an antique shop or other shop where you don't know their reputation. Most of the items they saw were vintage, not sold at retail shops like some mass produced product. And it a jeweler has it, it may not even be on the floor. Vintage Tiffany in particular would be a special item. If you're at a market or antique shop, and see something it would be wise to have your own foundation of information as to whether what you're buying has any actual value. For example if something looks or is being sold as authentic. Sure you can buy it just for the look, but the information would tell you if it is a GOOD counterfeit, and keep you from paying for it as much as the real. Take the vintage tiffany, maybe for me I'd pay $200 for a good vintage tiffany, but if I could authenticate it myself then my price limit is going to go up. If I'm in France and I see a vintage brooch, and place a designer and a collection to it, and maybe that brooch is a family heirloom, then the backstory and my knowledge can influence how much and if I want to pay for it. There are good people who scout pages like ebay, looking for things that are worth more money than is being asked for. There are people who collect things and in order to not get swindled they have become experts at distinguishing fakes. You may not care, but there is a reason for one to know these things, and valuable stuff has been found in unexpected places. This video is to provide a glimpse of what to look out for so you too can be an informed buyer.

Erik Ruiz tea sis

I think people don't need luxury products like a Cartier bracelet. But wearing really cheap jewelry can be dangerous because it can have cadmium, led, and other heavy metals. That in the future may cause health problems.

Of course its a problem because you are literally stealing someone else's work, art, and design. The real makers dont get paid for their work. You pay for chrapness that doesnt give the feeling of owning a valuable piece. And also it will get ruined with the first touch of water.

I mean, if that's how you think of it, that accounts for all jewelry. If you have no interest in jewelry, why are you watching the video? (Genuine question, no criticism intended).

@@lilacpen8678 blame youtube, it put it in my suggestions..🤷‍♂️ And yes, same goes for all jewelry.

@@gamerofthesith5275 I mean, just because something is objectively useless, doesn't mean it can't bring others joy. I do art commissions on the side and at the end of the day, my art is nothing more than a few bytes of data or a few graphite squiggles on scrap paper, and yet, people are willing to buy these useless things from me because it brings them joy.

Right? All these are so unbelievably ugly and trashy looking. 3k+ for that bracelet? That's insane

Qurat ul Ain damn u be right..tysm I love ur confidence ♡