Cartier Juste Un Clou Ring JUC thread

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#76
I'm moving on to my second Cartier ring.
Need your feedback on comfort and style on JUC rings. Will wear on ring finger. I generally only wear rings on middle and ring fingers. I find wearing on index is not comfy for me. Will not stack rings (especially when they are different style).

I tried JUC regular. I will not consider JUC small. And if budget allows, I like with diamonds. Lots of it is best lol.

those with double JUC, how do you compare the comfort and look with regular?

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diamondsfrost said:
Pave is sparkly but I think the version with just the diamonds on the nail head and tail really highlight the design. Pave ends up "hiding" the nail design I think.
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Actually after I posted that, I googled for more pics and observed this too. Although full pave is more sparkly, it loses the contrast of the juc design.
So, great opinion on that thanks!
 
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Purrsey said:
Actually after I posted that, I googled for more pics and observed this too. Although full pave is more sparkly, it loses the contrast of the juc design.
So, great opinion on that thanks!
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Did you ever decide on this? I was debating the same thing and got the all pave juc with diamonds (although I first had the regular juc with diamonds on the head and tail)
 
#81
Hi all, I’m about to buy a thin JUC white gold pavé ring in the single version. I love it as it really looks so delicate and elegant. The only thing that is bothering me a bit is that I find the pavé on the nail head to be very uncomfortable on my finger. It kind of rubs the skin there. Even from trying it on my skin was a bit red there. Anyone noticed the same or can say something about this???

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LovingDiamonds said:
Hi all, I’m about to buy a thin JUC white gold pavé ring in the single version. I love it as it really looks so delicate and elegant. The only thing that is bothering me a bit is that I find the pavé on the nail head to be very uncomfortable on my finger. It kind of rubs the skin there. Even from trying it on my skin was a bit red there. Anyone noticed the same or can say something about this???

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Does not bother me but the bigger nail head (regular size not pave) felt more uncomfortable however I have both. Have u tried diff sizes?
 
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LovingDiamonds said:
Hi all, I’m about to buy a thin JUC white gold pavé ring in the single version. I love it as it really looks so delicate and elegant. The only thing that is bothering me a bit is that I find the pavé on the nail head to be very uncomfortable on my finger. It kind of rubs the skin there. Even from trying it on my skin was a bit red there. Anyone noticed the same or can say something about this???

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It is very possible that it is a size too small on you. I have the double pave version and wear it comfortably and very often. If it’s rubbing in a significant way, you may wish to try a size up.
 
#85
Hi
Does anyone find the screw head on the Juste un clou ring leaves a mark on your finger? Like a little red dent? I’ve bought a ring today and I love it. I even sized up for comfort, but it’s leaving a little dent in my finger. Just worried it might become uncomfortable. I guess it’s unavoidable due to the design but wanted to hear from others. Thanks :)
 
#86
Marilla said:
Hi
Does anyone find the screw head on the Juste un clou ring leaves a mark on your finger? Like a little red dent? I’ve bought a ring today and I love it. I even sized up for comfort, but it’s leaving a little dent in my finger. Just worried it might become uncomfortable. I guess it’s unavoidable due to the design but wanted to hear from others. Thanks :smile:
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I just recently bought the small JUC ring and had a very difficult time deciding on a size. Like you, I sized up, which I’m happy about because I have very sensitive skin. I did a ton of research and watched a lot of videos, and yes, the ring will cause a red mark and indentation on the finger and it’s considered normal.

My SA and the client advisor over the phone interestingly both shared that the JUC ring is not intended to be a 24/7 piece. They said it’s meant to be a fashion ring and that while not uncomfortable, it’s a ring that you are aware of while wearing and doesn’t have the comfort of a flat or rounded ring that can be worn without noticing all day.

This was a surprise, given how many people in videos say they wear the ring all day with no issues. But for me, with my sensitive skin, I imagine I won’t be able to wear nonstop. But I love it so much I’m okay with that.
 
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#87
Hello i am just wondering is someone can help me on here please. I ordered a size 55 juc thin ring and when i measured it on my ring tool it looks to be a size 54. Can someome tell me if this ring is a size 54 or size 55 please.

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Which one ? Juc ring with the small amount of diamonds or the one that has more diamonds ? I’m thinking in white gold. The one with lots of diamonds is very pretty but at the same time is it too much for the design of the ring ? The ring with a small amount of diamonds is lovely because it elevates the classic industrial design. I do love diamonds.
 
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