Juste Un Clou Ring On Finger

The first nail bracelet was created in new york during the carefree fun loving 1970s.

Juste un clou ring on finger.

Yes i love my cartier juste un clou ring. If i have to choose between the love and juste un clou i will definitely for the the love. Designed in 1970s new york the first juste un clou bracelet reflected a wild freewheeling era. One of the issues of ordering online is the sizing.

Juste un clou ring 18k white gold set with 53 brilliant cut diamonds totaling 0 40 carat. I ve heard from others to size down with the juc rings compared to the love rings. I wanted to wear the juc ring on my left hand pointer finger. As stunning as juste un clou is it definitely is a substantial piece something i will not wear on a daily basis.

Here s my thought process my love ring is a size 53 and i wear it on my middle finger. I tried on a 51 52 and 53 during my exchange. A nail becomes jewelry. I recommend trying on at least 3 different sizes on the finger you want to wear it on just to be sure.

Juste un clou an outrageous appropriation of the nail as jewellery has always been avant garde audacious and thoroughly modern. Bold modern and innovative juste un clou is a creative twist on a familiar object. If the fit is snug it can actually hurt a bit on removing the ring especially on the knuckle. Sizing with the juste un clou collection.

Juste un clou pieces produced pre 2017 in the original size will have a keyhole closure. This applies to juste un clou bracelets with and without diamonds. Don t forget to hit the notification bell size update. Jewellery inspired by nails.

I had to exchange for a size 5 the next day when i tried on the ring it was super loose. In 2017 cartier continued to build upon its juste un clou collection and included gold and diamond rings necklaces earrings and even cufflinks to the line. Juste un clou ring 18k rose gold set with 241 brilliant cut diamonds totalling 0 85 carats. Juste un clou ring.

For men and women alike this collection of jewellery magnifies the precious qualities of everyday objects in a sublime take on the ordinary.