Cartier Juste Un Clou Collar Necklace Small Model Rose Gold N742419

Purchasing a Cartier Juste un Clou Collar Necklace Small Model Rose Gold N7424419 is a great way to add some style to your wardrobe. This necklace features a rose gold finish that will go with just about anything. It also comes with detailed instructions on how to care for it.

Materials used

Amongst the slew of blingtastic items in the Cartier Juste un Clou lineup, the most impressive bracelet has been generating the most attention. These wrist adornments are constructed out of hefty metals and feature high-quality gems. They are not cheap, weighing in at a whopping 34.4 grams in the gold department. It’s no wonder why Cartier’s Juste un Clou snuck its way to the top of many best seller lists.

As with any Cartier jewelry piece, the company only uses quality metals and gems. In the name of full disclosure, I do happen to work for the company. As the fine jewelry & watch vulture that I am, I do know a thing or two about spotting the telltale signs of a knockoff. If you are in the market for a Cartier Juste un Clou bracelet, make sure to ask for a certificate of authenticity, so that you can be sure that you are buying the real thing.

I should also mention that the name of the company, Cartier, is not the name of a particular bracelet, but rather the name of the company itself. I’m not about to go into great detail about the company’s history or its products, but I will say that the company is a leader in its field and the company’s most recent ring and bracelet series – the Juste un Clou – is no exception. This particular line is the most popular amongst collectors and fans, thanks to its signature nail-inspired design and bold edginess. The company has also been a pioneer in the ring and bracelet genres, releasing a line of blingtastic cufflinks in the ’80s and more recently a Juste un Clou tiara for women. The company continues to build its Juste un Clou line in 2017. Amongst other things, the company re-issued its most recognizable blingtastic pieces, namely the “Mirror Obscure” and the “Body Magic” cufflinks. These two items are worth almost 106 percent of their original prices.

Craftsmanship

During the mid-nineteenth century, the jewellery industry was full of great jewellery. These pieces were worn by legendary figures and great hosts. In addition, these pieces reflected a growing bourgeoisie and its taste for art and style.

Louis-Francois Cartier, the founder of Maison Cartier, was a French entrepreneur and manufacturer of jewellery. He founded the company in Paris and also opened a showroom in London. Cartier’s jewellery designs were inspired by the Indian Mughal Empire. The company also manufactured novelty items and fashion.

The Cartier jewellery collection had a delicate and feminine appearance. Round diamonds and rose cut diamonds were used to create a variety of jewels. The jewellery was worn by women for decades.

Cartier also created tiaras, hair ornaments, bandeaus, and diadems. The jewellery design was influenced by ancient enamelling techniques. The company also made avant-garde Art Deco style jewellery. Its jewellery became a popular part of contemporary visual culture.

Cartier’s Art Deco display featured exotic detail. The design was based on a bird poised for flight and featured a cage door. The display was also decorated with black and white Zebra skins by Paris couture house Callot Soers.

In 1909, Cartier opened a salon on Fifth Avenue in New York. It was a hit with travelling Americans. It also attracted the attention of important Eastern men. In addition, Cartier began to manufacture jewellery for men. In the 1970s, Cartier released a nail bracelet. This bracelet was created to appeal to a younger crowd.

During the early twentieth century, Cartier was a darling of the bourgeoisie. Its jewellery was worn by celebrities like Wallis Simpson and Cole Porter. The jewellery was given to Mrs Simpson by Prince Edward Windsor. The jewellery was a symbol of their relationship.

Cartier jewellery was also worn by legendary figures like Elizabeth Taylor. The bracelet was fully articulated and encircled her wrist with diamonds. It was also worn by Richard Burton. In 2011, Queen Elizabeth II lent the Cartier tiara to Catherine Middleton.

Cartier is still in business today and its products have been crafted with excellent workmanship. The company also contacts its customers to provide after-sales care.

Care instructions

Developed by Cartier, Juste un Clou is a line of jewelry inspired by the design of a nail. It features clean, radical lines that allow it to hug the wrist. The collection includes earrings, bracelets, rings, and cufflinks. This small model in rose gold is set with 57 brilliant-cut diamonds. Some models also feature pave diamonds set into the nail head. The design was created by Aldo Cipullo in the 1970s, and is inspired by the humble nail.

Juste un Clou is a sister collection to Cartier Love. Its design is also inspired by the nail design, but it has a modern twist on the original. The collection includes a torque necklace, earrings, rings, and bracelets. You can also find a white gold version of Juste un Clou in the collection.