Juste Un Clou Bracelet (JUC) Discussion
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The SA I talked to said they shouldn't fall out (as he's never heard of it) but I wanted more opinions because I don't know if he knows what he's talking about.
Hi all,
I was wondering if some JUC owners could help me. I have a rose gold with diamond JUC on hold from a reputable watch dealers. They do not deal in jewellery but a client asked them to sell this on their behalf. I have it on hold at the moment but would really appreciate some help on authenticating it (no paper work). I have posted this on the authentication thread but have not received an answer yet and am hoping to purchase on Thursday all going well. Thanks a million for your time,
Scarlett
I was wondering if some JUC owners could help me. I have a rose gold with diamond JUC on hold from a reputable watch dealers. They do not deal in jewellery but a client asked them to sell this on their behalf. I have it on hold at the moment but would really appreciate some help on authenticating it (no paper work). I have posted this on the authentication thread but have not received an answer yet and am hoping to purchase on Thursday all going well. Thanks a million for your time,
Scarlett
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Okay looking at mine it doesn't match . mine has no diamonds on mine . Maybe someone else will look at there's with diamonds.before u buy it I would go to Cartier to look at there's . Plus having the certificate is very important to have too. Good luck
I have rose a rose gold JUC with diamonds. I must tell that it is almost impossible to authenticate a piece by looking at pics, but, anyway, what the back says does not match mine. The order of the marks, logo, numbers are completely different.
I don't know why the seller does not have the certificate paper. Perhaps, the seller did not purchase it at a Cartier boutique.
I bought my JUC at Cartier on Rodeo. Mine does not have the stamp in either place. I would not worry. I think it's fine. I'm not seeing it on the website either.
Hi Thanks for your help.
No he didn't purchase from Cartier, he deals in watches and just agreed to sell this for a client. They are a well established jewellers with a bricks and mortar store also and have excellent feedback. He says the original owner didn't keep paper work as she expected to keep it (whether true or not I don't know!!!). I have come accross 2 seperate jUC for sale on ebay with cert dates 2014 that matches these markings. I was wondering if anyone has purchased one recently who could confirm. The outside and box etc look good to me but I would really appreciate any help as I know a fake could be placed in an original box. It is a good saving from purchasing new but it is still a lot of money to part with at the same time.
Thanks again,
Scarlett.
No he didn't purchase from Cartier, he deals in watches and just agreed to sell this for a client. They are a well established jewellers with a bricks and mortar store also and have excellent feedback. He says the original owner didn't keep paper work as she expected to keep it (whether true or not I don't know!!!). I have come accross 2 seperate jUC for sale on ebay with cert dates 2014 that matches these markings. I was wondering if anyone has purchased one recently who could confirm. The outside and box etc look good to me but I would really appreciate any help as I know a fake could be placed in an original box. It is a good saving from purchasing new but it is still a lot of money to part with at the same time.
Thanks again,
Scarlett.
Sorry! I meant the "original" seller. It's very doubtful... If the original owner lost the paper work, yes, It's understandable. But if you decided to keep it, you would probably keep the paper work. Paper comes in a small envelop. It is very easy to keep it with the box.
What's more, you might need it for maintenance.I am not sure if comparing the JUCs for sale on ebay is effective. Because there are many fakes on ebay. Bu the way, I bought mine in May, 2014.
I am not saying it must be a fake, but I am saying that you will not know if it is real one or not after Cartier accepts it for engraving or polishing.
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Thanks so much einseine,Sorry! I meant the "original" seller. It's very doubtful... If the original owner lost the paper work, yes, It's understandable. But if you decided to keep it, you would probably keep the paper work. Paper comes in a small envelop. It is very easy to keep it with the box.
I am not sure if comparing the JUCs for sale on ebay is effective. Because there are many fakes on ebay. Bu the way, I bought mine in May, 2014.
I am not saying it must be a fake, but I am saying that you will not know if it is real one or not after Cartier accepts it for engraving or polishing.
Yeah the no paper work is the thing. I am going to contact the seller to see if there is any way the paper work can be retrieved. There is a return policy but there are no Cartier boutiques here so no way of authenticating by getting engraved/polished in the near future. Well if your's was purchased 2014 and markings are off doesn't look too good. I might just save for a new one from the Cartier store, that way I'll have piece of mind.
Thanks again.
i'm just wondering can you ask Cartier for a discount? It's a long shot, but since nothing goes on sale, can you bargain with them? We got an automatic discount on out Rolexes at an authorised dealer, so is there wiggle room at Cartier, or is it like LV and no bargaining/discounts ever?
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That will be the day I go shopping there for days! Nice try but if they did that for you, then might as well for everyone else! Better to buy it second hand if you want it cheaper! GL