Over the summer, for my anniversary, I received a white gold Cartier Love necklace (was purchased directly from Cartier on 5th ave in nyc).
I thought, (wrongly) that Cartier white gold did not contain nickel, or if it did, the amounts were miniscule, and like Tiffany White gold, I wouldn't have an issue wearing it.
I thought this because there are laws in the EU about how much nickel gold is allowed to contain. The amount are very small due to nickel allergies (which I have).
Since Cartier obviously sells in EU countries, hell, they are a European company- the nickel content should not be an issue.
Holy **** was I wrong. I can't wear my Love necklace without my neck getting itchy. If I continue to wear it, i start to get a rash.
This is crazy. Tiffany's white gold doesn't do this, but Cartier does?? Are they selling a different product in Europe?? They must be because I can't believe this would acceptable there.
Anyway, lesson learned. If I want white gold, am sticking with Tiffany.
Thanks for letting me vent.
I thought, (wrongly) that Cartier white gold did not contain nickel, or if it did, the amounts were miniscule, and like Tiffany White gold, I wouldn't have an issue wearing it.
I thought this because there are laws in the EU about how much nickel gold is allowed to contain. The amount are very small due to nickel allergies (which I have).
Since Cartier obviously sells in EU countries, hell, they are a European company- the nickel content should not be an issue.
Holy **** was I wrong. I can't wear my Love necklace without my neck getting itchy. If I continue to wear it, i start to get a rash.
This is crazy. Tiffany's white gold doesn't do this, but Cartier does?? Are they selling a different product in Europe?? They must be because I can't believe this would acceptable there.
Anyway, lesson learned. If I want white gold, am sticking with Tiffany.
Thanks for letting me vent.