Hoping to add a small JUC in the near future.
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You must have the smallest wrist I’ve seen here! Are they all the tiniest size from Cartier?Stacking for the first time today with my new juc
You must have the smallest wrist I’ve seen here! Are they all the tiniest size from Cartier?
My wrist is small, yes. A 15 love fits well, BUT it won’t go over my protruding wrist bone! So I went with the 16 love instead, and a 15 juc! The 14 juc fit very well, but my SA was worried my 16 love would cross it too much. Sometimes I wonder if I made a mistake and should’ve just gone for the 15 love and dealt with it getting “stuck” at the wrist bone. My wrist is also “short” so I can spin the bracelets easily. Oh well!!
After deliberating between the small JUC ring and the classic Trinity ring, I finally chose to purchase the classic Trinity ring, and I did so during our vacation in Amsterdam, making it a special memory.
Wearing my charm necklace today. The charms are panthere, elephant, c de cartier and love. Cartier should being back their charm collection, especially how popular the charm and personalize jewelry now a day. I would love to collect some more charms. 
Right!? They are so dang cute. The charms collection was around 2000s. I think they phased it out around 2010 or so. The last piece was purchased in 2009, which is the Panthere. Cartier used to be so youthful. I think the brand is much more mature today in term of design.
I remember these and a lot more, my friend's Mum used to collect them. So adorable!
This is educational as I only started buying Cartier in recent years.
A little embarrassed here… what is the left most? Why does it remind me of Darth Vader but a one-eyed one? I’m no good with shapes!
It’s a Hamsa (also known as the Hand of Miriam in Judaism and Hand of Fatima in Islam) with an evil eye. The Hamsa is a symbol in both Jewish and Islamic cultures/religions, and is in the shape of a hand. It symbolizes protection, especially with respect to the evil eye. The evil eye is when someone tries to curse you through a mean glare or stare. It is said that if someone is envious or jealous of you, they send you bad wishes and ill will, which is done through an evil glare. Thus, the evil eye symbol is something that people wear to have protection. You can find both of these symbols separately, or together, like the one above
. Hope that helps!Thank you for sharing. Appreciate itIt’s a Hamsa (also known as the Hand of Miriam in Judaism and Hand of Fatima in Islam) with an evil eye. The Hamsa is a symbol in both Jewish and Islamic cultures/religions, and is in the shape of a hand. It symbolizes protection, especially with respect to the evil eye. The evil eye is when someone tries to curse you through a mean glare or stare. It is said that if someone is envious or jealous of you, they send you bad wishes and ill will, which is done through an evil glare. Thus, the evil eye symbol is something that people wear to have protection. You can find both of these symbols separately, or together, like the one above
