Juste Un Clou Bracelet (JUC) Discussion

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Meowwu said:
I feel that way too! But like someone here said before, now that I am so smitten with the diamonds, I feel like JUC looks incomplete without. :sad:
Though I note I haven’t tried either in store yet, since I can’t decide if JUC should be bigger or smaller than my VCA perlee.
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I think the small JUC looks better with diamonds because it is quite thin so it is more delicate and feminine looking. Whereas the regular size JUC can go without because of it's size it has more presence so might not need the extra sparkle. However, if you can afford it of course get it with diamonds:graucho:! This is my just my opinion.
 
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lumkeikei said:
I think the small JUC looks better with diamonds because it is quite thin so it is more delicate and feminine looking. Whereas the regular size JUC can go without because of it's size it has more presence so might not need the extra sparkle. However, if you can afford it of course get it with diamonds:graucho:! This is my just my opinion.
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True. Regular JUC definitely makes an “oomph” presence without the diamonds already. For me, in addition to the question of financial ability, there is also a question of principle. Lol :lol::lol::lol:
 
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Meowwu said:
True. Regular JUC definitely makes an “oomph” presence without the diamonds already. For me, in addition to the question of financial ability, there is also a question of principle. Lol :lol::lol::lol:
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I really want a regular JUC in rose gold but I can't bring myself to pull out my credit card every time I am in Cartier. I've never made such a big purchase before. Now in this global financial state I don't think I will have the courage to buy the JUC any time soon.
 
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lumkeikei said:
I really want a regular JUC in rose gold but I can't bring myself to pull out my credit card every time I was in Cartier. I've never made such a big purchase before.
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The dumbest thing is to make a purchase in a hurry. Yeah, did that more than enough.

If you *really* like it this will stay the same over time. So you can wait. The good thing 'bout purchasing a Cartier piece is that it will hold its value over the years and even if not it is still backed up by the value of the real gold it holds. Unlike clothing, kitchen utilities or cars .... maybe with the exeption of silver spoons :biggrin:
 
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Hi,
For some reason, I can’t stop thinking about Cartier juse un clou bracelet! It is not my usual style as I have more of a feminine lady like style. But I keep thinking about it. I have a concern that its edgy style is more suited to younger ladies. I am 42. I ask myself if I can still wear this bracelet in my 50-60s or beyond. I’m planning to go see it in person and try on the different sizes and thickness to see which one looks best on. If I get it, it will be my first luxury piece of fine jewelry. What do you guys think? Do you feel that it is not a lifetime piece? Or do you feel it is a classic piece no matter how old you are? Thanks
 
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Hi,
For some reason, I can’t stop thinking about Cartier juse un clou bracelet! It is not my usual style as I have more of a feminine lady like style. But I keep thinking about it. I have a concern that its edgy style is more suited to younger ladies. I am 42. I ask myself if I can still wear this bracelet in my 50-60s or beyond. I’m planning to go see it in person and try on the different sizes and thickness to see which one looks best on. If I get it, it will be my first luxury piece of fine jewelry. What do you guys think? Do you feel that it is not a lifetime piece? Or do you feel it is a classic piece no matter how old you are? Thanks
 
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I’m 40 so only a couple of years younger than you, but I think it is a classic line that looks good at any age. I’ve seen women in their twenties wearing JUC pieces and also women who are a lot older - 50+. There’s a 50 something year old woman working in my town and she wears the most amazing jewellery including Cartier JUC and Love items. I always ogle whatever she’s wearing, hope I’m not too obvious! Lol.

I have a JUC ring in the regular size in yellow gold but as I prefer more feminine pieces, like you, I now really wish I had got the version with diamonds. I feel like it would tie in better with my other jewellery and my general preferred jewellery style. So I would definitely go and try the bracelet on in person and see how you feel about it before you decide and commit to buying.
 
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verychic555 said:
Hi,
For some reason, I can’t stop thinking about Cartier juse un clou bracelet! It is not my usual style as I have more of a feminine lady like style. But I keep thinking about it. I have a concern that its edgy style is more suited to younger ladies. I am 42. I ask myself if I can still wear this bracelet in my 50-60s or beyond. I’m planning to go see it in person and try on the different sizes and thickness to see which one looks best on. If I get it, it will be my first luxury piece of fine jewelry. What do you guys think? Do you feel that it is not a lifetime piece? Or do you feel it is a classic piece no matter how old you are? Thanks
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If you like it buy it. I don't think you can put an age on jewelry. My opinion.
 
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verychic555 said:
Hi,
For some reason, I can’t stop thinking about Cartier juse un clou bracelet! It is not my usual style as I have more of a feminine lady like style. But I keep thinking about it. I have a concern that its edgy style is more suited to younger ladies. I am 42. I ask myself if I can still wear this bracelet in my 50-60s or beyond. I’m planning to go see it in person and try on the different sizes and thickness to see which one looks best on. If I get it, it will be my first luxury piece of fine jewelry. What do you guys think? Do you feel that it is not a lifetime piece? Or do you feel it is a classic piece no matter how old you are? Thanks
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My mother’s boss wore one in the 70s and he was 50 at the time. I don’t think of it as a trendy piece at all.
 
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