Bow ring vs Cartier JUC?

[Zabear]

Hello fellow jewelry lovers! I’m plotting my next fine jewelry purchase and wanted some advice. I’m considering the Tiffany bow ring with diamonds in rose gold vs the Cartier JUC in rose gold with diamonds. See pics! I realize this is on the Tiffany’s forum but I figure there’s overlap between fans of Tiffany’s and fans of Cartier. Anyone own either or both of these? I’ve tried on the bow in person. It is super comfortable. I’ve only admired the JUC from afar. [emoji1]

 

[snibor]

I may be in minority but I am not a fan of juc ring. It’s a trendy piece right now and I don’t think it’s attractive. Sorry! I say bow ring.

 

[MatAllston]

It you are looking for something dainty, go for the bow and it you want an edgy ring, go for the JLC. I personally would pick the bow ring. I have a Tiffany diamond bow ring in a different style and I love it.

 

[Storm Spirit]

I like the JUC as a bracelet, not sure about the ring... Tiffany bow on the other hand looks dainty, comfortable to wear, and is less likely to get in the way.

 

[Bag*Snob]

I like the bow. The juc looks better as a bracelet than a ring.

 

[Greentea]

I have both the JUC bracelet and the ring and I love them. My ring has diamonds and I wear it for evening looks all the time

 

[Zabear]

Thanks everyone for your input!! I’ll let you know what I decide. [emoji1]

 

[tarana6]

I am a die hard Tiffany fan but I'm hoping to buy my first Cartier piece next year! And I'm definitely getting the JUC ring. The bow ring is very pretty but I think it might be too delicate to wear daily

 

[bibs76]

I love Tiffany and have a lot but I would get the JuC. I have just recently got the non-diamond JUC version. It is gorgeous. I love it more than I thought I would.

 

[starve]

I also have the JUC ring with diamonds and like it as an everyday ring because it feels substantial. Just make sure to try it on and find out if it is comfortable for you in case you want to purchase it. I can not wear it on the ring finger, but it is very comfortable on other fingers.