Cartier price increase thread *please include your location*

[NY2LA]

This is frustrating

 

[missbagwathi]

So I was going to postpone my purchase to next weekend but my SA hinted that let’s hope price doesn’t increase then. I’m in Australia.

 

[south-of-france]

So not Monday but too late on Saturday?

 

[bhurry]

Nooooo, I need more time!!! Lol, another added stress, why do they do this!!! Anyone heard confirmation in US?

 

[Dancing Pandas]

So I was going to postpone my purchase to next weekend but my SA hinted that let’s hope price doesn’t increase then. I’m in Australia.

Oh dear, need to purchase by the end of this week then

 

[Tinder]

What about Canada?

 

[missbagwathi]

I just got back from my local boutique and I think the price adjustment isn’t until September although I don’t know for sure. I did buy my first love bracelet and also put a deposit towards the JUC at the current price.

 

[twinzluvagrl]

What a bummer. I would get my thin JUC with diamonds... but not released here yet in the US. So guess will be forced to pay the price increase

 

[Alena21]

I was told price increase worldwide on 1st Sept.

 

[umamanikam]

Heard its 4% on some items from my SA

 

[Pinkpeonies3]

I was told price increase worldwide on 1st Sept.

Thank you! Do you know on which items and how much % increase?

 

[ChanelCartier]

Is this from a reliable source?

I was told price increase worldwide on 1st Sept.
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[missbagwathi]

I was told price increase worldwide on 1st Sept.

That’s correct. I got the same info today.

 

[Jetsetmax]

I'm not surprised. The price of gold has gone up significantly per ounce. In October 2018 it was around $1,200 per ounce. As of today it's a little over $2,000 per ounce. Although, it sounds like not everything will go up in price, I imagine items produced in gold are very likely to have a price increase.

 

[scheurin]

Let's do some simple math. 1 ounce is pretty much the amount of gold in a regular Love. If it goues up by $800 that's more than 10 % of the retail price or some 20 % including other costs. So it's significant.