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Thanks. I was worried it might be. But aalinne said it was gris pyrite... oh oh

I definitely don't agree. Gris Pyrite would not be mistaken for blue dragee. I agree that the pictures aren't in the best lighting, and the photos of blue dragee I have seen have usually been more saturated, but I definitely do not believe it is GP. The alternative is that it is Gris Glace, which I believe makes more sense. Here's a link to a GG day.

http://forum.purseblog.com/balenciaga/my-new-gris-glace-rh-day-897488-1.html#post28178662
 
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I definitely don't agree. Gris Pyrite would not be mistaken for blue dragee. I agree that the pictures aren't in the best lighting, and the photos of blue dragee I have seen have usually been more saturated, but I definitely do not believe it is GP. The alternative is that it is Gris Glace, which I believe makes more sense.
Thanks Saira. Yes gris pyrite does look more grey in photos and seller said this has a blue undertone. I'm grateful as I didn't believe it was quite right (in terms of colour) and this saved me from a costly mistake.Thank you! The search continues...
 
Thanks Saira. Yes gris pyrite does look more grey in photos and seller said this has a blue undertone. I'm grateful as I didn't believe it was quite right (in terms of colour) and this saved me from a costly mistake.Thank you! The search continues...

Check out this link of Gris Glace. If you are looking for a grey bag with blue undertones this would be perfect. What exactly are you looking for in terms of color? A more straight up grey?

http://forum.purseblog.com/balenciaga/my-new-gris-glace-rh-day-897488-1.html#post28178662
 
The back of the tag wasn't needed. The silver plate indicates that it is 2011 Coq. I had a coq city that I sold and didn't think the leather was thin. However, leather can vary within seasons. I prefer the 2011 coq color to the one produced in 2012.

Thank you so much Saira! You're awesome!!! I only own Bal shiny goatskin which is very thick so I'm used to it I guess!:) i heard distressed lamskin is much thinner than goatskin, isn't it?
 
Thank you so much Saira! You're awesome!!! I only own Bal shiny goatskin which is very thick so I'm used to it I guess!:) i heard distressed lamskin is much thinner than goatskin, isn't it?

It depends. I'm not sure what you mean by shiny goatskin. Chevre has a lot of variation as does agneau. I have had thick agneau and thin chèvre. There is no hard and fast rule. It really depends on the specific bag. What is true at all times is that a hamilton bag will be more thick than both an agenau or chèvre bag. Hope that helps.
 
Check out this link of Gris Glace. If you are looking for a grey bag with blue undertones this would be perfect. What exactly are you looking for in terms of color? A more straight up grey?

http://forum.purseblog.com/balenciaga/my-new-gris-glace-rh-day-897488-1.html#post28178662

Actually I have bleu acier in metallic edge. I've been after a gris pyrite rh city bag but there are none left in boutiques and my only chance is pre-owned. I think its the perfect neutral grey with no undertones..
 
It depends. I'm not sure what you mean by shiny goatskin. Chevre has a lot of variation as does agneau. I have had thick agneau and thin chèvre. There is no hard and fast rule. It really depends on the specific bag. What is true at all times is that a hamilton bag will be more thick than both an agenau or chèvre bag. Hope that helps.

Thank you for your info Saira! My shiny goatskin is metallic edge blue paon 2014! Is the thin agneau durable? Its my concern! :) sorry I'm kinda new to Bal!!! ;) this is my bag and its leather swatch, does the leather look normal to you?? Very much appreciate your help!!!
 

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