Would you wear your Love bracelets to Europe?

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#95
scheurin said:
I think it is not a good idea to take the screwdriver on a flight - is that allowed??? - but I had a better idea which I mentioned here already: I took a penny and rasped the edges so that I can use it to open the bracelets if needed but luckily this never was the case so far.
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When I purchased my Loves on vacation I brought all of the boxes, screwdrivers, packaging etc on with me on the flight in my carry on and I was never stopped for it. I’m wondering if they confiscate it if Cartier would give you another one complimentary.
 
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I’ve bring my love screwdriver with me whenever I am on holiday for emergencies etc and never been stopped at security (It’s in my carry on). I didn’t even think this would be banned…
I’ve actually been stopped at security for having the bracelet on and been asked to removed but I explain the situation (that I can’t take off) and they just let me through all the time/ go through another metal detector
 
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It seems to me that if you are going to be worried about something you are wearing or carrying, you will not enjoy yourself as much. If you are a worrier, leave it all home. You can live without your bracelets for a couple of weeks, rather than the time it will take to deal with them being stolen (police reports, insurance claims, and just aggro).
 
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candyfloz said:
I’ve bring my love screwdriver with me whenever I am on holiday for emergencies etc and never been stopped at security (It’s in my carry on). I didn’t even think this would be banned…
I’ve actually been stopped at security for having the bracelet on and been asked to removed but I explain the situation (that I can’t take off) and they just let me through all the time/ go through another metal detector
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When I travel within the US, security is used to the bracelets and just tell me to put my hand around them and go through. Works.
 
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cmadtmifyb0623 said:
I’m curious about those who have had items stolen from your hotel rooms, did you have the do not disturb sign or light on for your room? That’s the first thing I do when I check in anywhere and I also tell them at the front desk when checking in as well. Of course, I will never truly know if they respect it when I’m not in the room. A clean room is never more important to me than strangers in my private space with potentially expensive items around.
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My family had items stolen when in Parisian hotels. I did have a pair of CZ studs stolen out of the room when in Cabo. Guess the joke was on whoever took them.

I love my belongings way more than daily housekeeping. I always put on the Do Not Clean sign and lock all of my semi-valuable belongings in my luggage with a lock before I leave for the day. I unpack toiletries, dresses and clothes but anything I would feel upset over being stolen gets locked.

I didn’t think about adding a nannycam to the hotel room until someone on tpf suggested it, but I will be doing so from now on (works out for me since our baby is almost here!)
 
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GucciObsessed said:
I would never take off my bracelets with a pen knife!

I have 3 loves and a JUC, and I never take them off. I ask to go through the imaging rather than the metal detector at the airport.
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She did. They told her she had to take them off. I think they wanted to image them for some reason but I’m not sure. I couldn’t stay to watch what ultimately happened. She was crying they were angry, it wasn’t a good scene
 
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