Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 23:34     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous wrote:Have you looked into the Clou de Cartier ( nail bracelet)? I have it and wear it frequently.

https://www.cartier.com/en-us/jewelry/bracelets/juste-un-clou-bracelet-classic-model-B6048217.html



TJ maxx on the pike has the knockoff of this.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 22:24     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

These are purely status symbols. Good for you all.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 22:12     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Go to some place like Eleuteri and pick up a nice vintage gold bangle.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 21:16     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous wrote:https://www.chaumet.com/gb_en/bee-my-love-bracelet-083438

Or the blingy version

https://www.chaumet.com/gb_en/bee-my-love-bracelet-083439


I love these! I like these better than OP’s options.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 18:01     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous wrote:Neither is worth the price.


Eh, plenty of people like flashy designer jewelry- the Love bangle is everywhere. It is obviously worth the price to a lot of people who want to pay for the brand recognition.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 17:35     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Neither is worth the price.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 17:28     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 16:49     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous wrote:I have the Cartier and rarely wear it anymore. I like the first one but would like it more if it wasn't in a flower type style. I'd maybe look around to see if I could find a bangle with diamonds in a different setting.


+1. You obviously have a very healthy budget- up to around $10,000 by the looks of it. I agree that a gold and diamond bangle with a different setting could be beautiful. I am not a fan of the flower setting either.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 15:25     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous wrote:I think Cartier won't even authenticate the Love bracelet when brought into stores because there are so many fakes.

I would prefer a bracelet that is simply beautiful and not so brand synonymous.


I purchased mine in store and have had no problems bringing it in for cleaning or engraving post purchase.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 15:22     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I like the first better. Love ones need to be screwed on which is stupid.


OP here. Thanks for all the feedback!

I am curious about this. Are you able to put it on and take it off by yourself? Is it tricky? I am right handed and would wear it on right wrist. Can I screw this my left hand?


Same, and I routinely put it on myself. I just put one half of the bracelet on, rest my wrist on my dresser, put on the top half, and screw each side little by little. It’s very easy honestly.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 15:13     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Neither.
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 14:01     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Anonymous wrote:Have you looked into the Clou de Cartier ( nail bracelet)? I have it and wear it frequently.

https://www.cartier.com/en-us/jewelry/bracelets/juste-un-clou-bracelet-classic-model-B6048217.html



Another often duped, overdone bracelet…
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 13:50     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

Have you looked into the Clou de Cartier ( nail bracelet)? I have it and wear it frequently.

https://www.cartier.com/en-us/jewelry/bracelets/juste-un-clou-bracelet-classic-model-B6048217.html

Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 11:51     Subject: Re:Which gold bracelet to buy?

I've been to this store in India, and I really like their bracelets. It looks like we can order them here in the US as well:

https://www.us.joyalukkas.com/jewellery/category/bangles-bracelets.html?page=1
Anonymous
Post 12/27/2024 11:45     Subject: Which gold bracelet to buy?

I think Cartier won't even authenticate the Love bracelet when brought into stores because there are so many fakes.

I would prefer a bracelet that is simply beautiful and not so brand synonymous.