Cartier clash bangle small vs tiffany lock semi pave
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Just personal preference here but I don't like the lock. It's a bit masculine looking to me. The clash is more versatile, like it's somewhat punk, somewhat ladylike and can lean either way depending on the rest of your look. I've never seen either bracelet stacked with Love so not sure which would look better from that standpoint... I would think Clash since the width seems to match somewhat.
The Clash is a lot more interesting imo
I have a yg love and own the clash. I am actually considering the yellow gold half pave lock. I tried it on and thought it was really cool and almost looked like a Cartier piece (I can see it stacking well with my JUC).
As far as clash vs this piece, they are different looks. They are also different price points as the clash comes in at about half the price of a half pave lock.
I think both are beautiful and it really just comes down to preference. Both stack very well and may even look nice together with the love (if that’s an eventual goal). One thing I’ll say is the lock is a better color match for the yellow gold love, since the clash (while subtle) is rose gold.
As far as clash vs this piece, they are different looks. They are also different price points as the clash comes in at about half the price of a half pave lock.
I think both are beautiful and it really just comes down to preference. Both stack very well and may even look nice together with the love (if that’s an eventual goal). One thing I’ll say is the lock is a better color match for the yellow gold love, since the clash (while subtle) is rose gold.
I feel that the love and the lock compliment each other in a way because they're both more industrial designs.
I find the clash to be a bit more edgier. Not that it does not look good with the love, but it's less complimentary compared to the lock.
Also, there's something about how uniform the love and the clash are sitting next to each other that kind of throws me off. But I think that's just me and my personal preferences lol.
I find the clash to be a bit more edgier. Not that it does not look good with the love, but it's less complimentary compared to the lock.
Also, there's something about how uniform the love and the clash are sitting next to each other that kind of throws me off. But I think that's just me and my personal preferences lol.
The lock compliments the love bangle much better.
I would say that the lock compliments love more. And is probably a bit more versatile.
The clash has lot more details going on and seems a bit more thematic. It’s not as clean or simple looking as the other two.
But you should go with what matches your style. It’s also nice to add some variety in your style. But I think the two tone lock would be easier to style and pair.
The clash has lot more details going on and seems a bit more thematic. It’s not as clean or simple looking as the other two.
But you should go with what matches your style. It’s also nice to add some variety in your style. But I think the two tone lock would be easier to style and pair.
It really depends on how you are gonna stack. Thinner Clash will look nice with up to 3-4 bracelets, Lock is a statement piece on its own, it may look good with 1 thick or 2 thinner pieces.
I can understand the difficulty you are having trying to decide between the two. They are both lovely!
I vote for the lock, I think it looks better paired with the love.
I vote for the lock, I think it looks better paired with the love.
I was thinking of how the lock would pair with the love and JUC so I tried it on! 
Hi everyone! Thanks for your insight. I recently got to try on the clash with my love cuff. I’m picking the clash! I tried on the thicker clash necklace for fun.
I had this quandry over the past couple of months. I've always loved the clash and the price point was attractive compared with the lock, but fell in love with the lock and got the YG with diamonds. It's unique and edgy.