Can I buy jewelry gold at the market price?

A few days ago, I tweeted that I really liked this bracelet. My roommate disagreed and argued with me. At that time, Chow Tai Seng was 1298 yuan per gram plus 80 yuan per gram for craftsmanship. I negotiated down to 1200 yuan per gram.
The gold price that day was 1104 yuan per gram.
My roommate kept criticizing me that day, saying I kept buying. I promised not to buy gold, but I bought it anyway.
Today I sold my gold and prepared money for this bracelet. The market price today is 1132 yuan per gram, and I plan to buy at 1158 yuan per gram.
Chow Tai Seng means I can't buy at 1200 yuan per gram today.
I went to Baoqing Silver Building and negotiated to 1160 yuan per gram. They said they couldn't sell to me today.
Their exchange rate is 22.5 yuan per gram for craftsmanship, plus the market price, which totals 1154.5 yuan per gram.
I discussed with their sales staff, and they said they could sell. They mentioned the market is rising. I said it's at a resistance level. That's what I do—$5100 per ounce is a resistance level, and normally it fluctuates between $4900 and $5100 per ounce, so it can be sold.
The shop staff said I could sell after a correction, and they would consider it.
Do you think I can buy the rabbit at 1160 yuan per gram (including craftsmanship)?