Thank you! :) Are you looking to get guilloche earrings too?

@Grace Dedito I am getting sweet size the guilloche comes unfortunately only in vintage...

YAY that's great! which piece did you get in MOP? and... WHAT?! how is it a 1 year waitlist for hammered gold? which country do you live in? My SA mentioned that shipment for hammered gold don't come in regularly, but I wouldn't have imagined 1 year. I hope this video helps you choose what's next on your wishlist, and you can put it on your SA's radar!

@@grace.dedito I got the vintage MOP! And yes we have the sweet hammered gold pieces but the vintage size is a one year waitlist and you need to pay in full when you join the waitlist which is crazy!

My pleasure 😊

Thank you! :)

aww that’s brilliant, congratulations! which one did you get? :)

Hiii! Do you mean the brand of the diamond pendant? It's just from a local jewellery shop in Singapore :)

they are! but so worth it if you manage to get your hands on one :)

Hi! I don't swim in pools or beaches with my VCA necklace (to avoid a tan line, haha!). That being said, I know that it's fine to wear hammered gold pieces (the ones without any stones) in chlorinated water without any damage.

VCA SA told me not to wear hammer gold or any gold pieces in the pool because the chemicals will damage the jewelry, with that, I still wear a bracelet and JUC bracelet in the pool and I didn’t notice any damage.

I actually did some research online about this! Based on my understanding, rose gold has a higher copper content and is therefore sturdier and more durable, whereas yellow gold is softer and more prone to dents and scratches. I currently have a yellow gold Cartier love bracelet, and I will say that it scratches fairly easily, but I also think that this is bound to happen since I wear the bracelet on my wrist and it'll occasionally get knocked on doors or the table. With the yellow gold VCA necklace, there is hardly any abrasion against hard objects so there are no scratches. So I think in terms of durability / sturdiness, you should consider this against the backdrop of what type of jewelry you're getting! Actually, the bigger consideration for most people is that because rose gold has a higher copper content, some people get allergic reactions from wearing rose gold jewelry. The "rosier" the rose gold is, the higher the copper content. So be careful if you have particularly sensitive skin (especially for earrings IMO). I hope this helps you! :)

in the boutique in Singapore, at Ion mall!