Are you planning to buy your kids a love bracelet?
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Not planning on having kids but if I was; absolutely not buying it for them.
1) I don’t know if they’ll even like one. (Cartier may not mean the same to them as it does to me.)
2) They need to understand how to earn to a point where they can buy luxury on their own and understand the value of money and what it means to be fortunate.
1) I don’t know if they’ll even like one. (Cartier may not mean the same to them as it does to me.)
2) They need to understand how to earn to a point where they can buy luxury on their own and understand the value of money and what it means to be fortunate.
I would only buy a love bracelet for a special occasion present i.e., 18th (a big "maybe"), 21st, university gradaution. This would probably be the same for any luxury item.
Haven't given much thought as she is only 5.
One thing for sure, my pieces will go to her in future (maybe when she reaches a certain mature age; or when I pass on, whichever comes first haa).
Tbh, I'd never know if she will be into jewelry as much as I do, even if I may wanna buy her a Cartier gift. Even if she decides to pawn my pass down to her when I'm gone, I'm cool about it. Next generation may have different perspectives.
One thing for sure, my pieces will go to her in future (maybe when she reaches a certain mature age; or when I pass on, whichever comes first haa).
Tbh, I'd never know if she will be into jewelry as much as I do, even if I may wanna buy her a Cartier gift. Even if she decides to pawn my pass down to her when I'm gone, I'm cool about it. Next generation may have different perspectives.
My daughter got a Tiffany charm bracelet for her 13th, she's getting a Hawaiian Heirloom Bracelet for her 16th next month, and I am planning on getting her a Love probably for highschool graduation or college graduation. She has already tried on the Love bracelet at the boutique.
Not at all. This feels like a gift better given by a spouse / mate.
Don’t have kids yet, but I don’t think so. I’d rather put it towards their education or invest it for them. I’d totally support buying luxuries with their own earned money though!
I agree with most as in: If she/he is really into jewelry then maybe for the 21st birthday or something but I do think it's important to know how to earn money yourself and know the value of it. We are now saving for their study but if they spend their own money on Luxury then I wouldn't mind that.
Yes, if she is interested and if she is an otherwise grounded and responsible child. My daughter is still a toddler but I’ve thought about it and it’s a definite yes once she’s older as long as the above conditions are met. If she enjoys my jewelry, what’s the point in having her wait until I’m gone to have something nice? I would love to share my love for fine jewelry with her!!
I received my Love bracelet from my mother as a pre-wedding gift and i absolutely love it! It is also engraved with a personal message from her.
As everyone will, one day in the future my mother will leave this world too, but I will have this bracelet screwed on my wrist every single day that will remind me of her. And if I have a daughter in the future I will want to pass it down to her too
(we're not rich rich rich, so this love bracelet, even though simple, means A LOT to me, and it will remind me of the happy moment i am getting married!)
As everyone will, one day in the future my mother will leave this world too, but I will have this bracelet screwed on my wrist every single day that will remind me of her. And if I have a daughter in the future I will want to pass it down to her too
(we're not rich rich rich, so this love bracelet, even though simple, means A LOT to me, and it will remind me of the happy moment i am getting married!)
Only if my future child(ren) actually love the design. I much prefer other jewelry designs (JUC, Tiffany Hardwear) and while I understand the idea of the love bracelet I don’t think it’s for everyone.
So the answer is I’d give them jewelry that they wish to have rather than what I (or some marketing department) think they should have.
So the answer is I’d give them jewelry that they wish to have rather than what I (or some marketing department) think they should have.
Exactly!! Besides who knows what they’ll be into. My oldest daughter has ZeRO interest in jewelry. My youngest one likes it but not crazzzzzy about it.
And if a gift then it’d have to be for graduation from college/uni. Not for high school though. But yeah don’t think so