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buying cartier trinity in paris flagship

size：243mm * 105mm * 80mm
color：Blue
SKU：736
weight:117g

Cartier Unveils New Jewelry Designs for

For its 100th anniversary, Cartier commemorated the Trinity’s enduring legacy by presenting new jewelry designs at the jewelry house’s flagship store in Paris, .

13 Paix

13 rue de la Paix: Paris In 1899, following the wish of Louis, the eldest of the three Cartier brothers, the Maison moved to 13 rue de la Paix, in the heart of Parisian high society. It is here, behind this majestic black marble façade, that the most The history of this .

CARTIER opens stunningly renovated flagship store in Paris at

Cartier entrusted the renovation of the new boutique at 23 Place Vendôme to Laura Gonzalez, an interior designer who symbolises the Parisienne, with a kind of bohemian chic that she has made her trademark in Paris.As a free thinker, she dares to use contrasting .

A tale of 3 cities: Cartier’s celebration of

Cartier Rue de la Paix, Paris, 13 Rue de la Paix After a two-hour train ride from London, we are in Paris for Cartier’s Trinity 100 pop-up. This is the final ‘temple’ of the .

The incredible history of Cartier and its

Louis-François Cartier was just twenty eight years old when he founded one of the world’s foremost jewellery houses, Cartier, in 1847 at 29 Rue Montorgueil in Paris. Nearly .

Where to buy a watch in Paris?

Paris is fittingly Breguet’s flagship boutique, where they continue his legacy in producing high-end luxury timepieces and lofty complications. Plus, there is also a .

Where To Buy Watches In Paris? Including Flagship,

Whether you are looking for a High-end, a Mid-end, an antique or second-hand watches in Paris or a worldwide known flagship in Paris, By reading this article, you will get all of the responses .

Cartier Trinity Ring Help!

I also am nervous because I get a little overwhelmed when buying nice things. When I bought my Neverfull in Edinburgh, I rushed through the process because I was so anxious! Going to Cartier in Paris makes me nervous, so I wanted to ask you lot – if you have

Cartier celebrated the Trinity collection’s

No surprise, then, that these celebrities were in Paris for the occasion. The city of lights was the final stop of a three-leg tour through New York and London to celebrate the .

Is the cost of a Cartier Santos lower in France? : r/Cartier

I can’t speak to the two-tone, but I got a SS Santos in November from the flagship store. I forgot the exact #s, but it was only slightly cheaper to get it in France after factoring in FX, the (partial) VAT refund, and a very small hit at customs (like $150) vs. buying in

First off, let me just say: good choice. The Trinity ring is a CLASSIC. Like, timeless, you know? But… buying it at the *flagship* in Paris? Okay, girl, you’re going for the full experience. Which, honestly, I kinda get.

Now, from what I’ve gathered rummaging around on the internet (because who *doesn’t* research before dropping serious cash?), getting it in France *might* be slightly cheaper. Like, a teeny bit. I saw someone on Reddit mentioning FX rates, VAT refunds (you gotta do that, btw!), and even a little customs hit back home. But, honestly, from what I can tell the savings is basically negligible. Like, maybe enough to buy a croissant and a *really* fancy coffee. So, don’t get your hopes up for some HUGE bargain.

Okay, so here’s my completely unsolicited opinion: If you’re mostly worried about the price, maybe check around. Maybe see if you can get a better deal at home or, who knows, even online (though, personally, I’d be terrified to buy something like that online). But if you’re specifically dreaming of the *experience* of buying it at the Cartier flagship in Paris, then go for it!

BUT… I totally get the anxiety. I saw someone else mention on a forum about being nervous about buying nice things. Like, same! Going into a fancy store can be intimidating, right? Especially if you’re not used to it. Like, are you supposed to know the lingo? Are they gonna judge your shoes? I get it I get it I get it!

My advice? Just… be yourself. Seriously. They’re salespeople, they’re there to help you. If you’re overwhelmed, tell them! If you have questions, ask them! Don’t feel pressured to buy anything you don’t absolutely LOVE. And maybe, just maybe, practice saying “Bonjour” and “Merci” a few times before you go. It can’t hurt, right?

Plus, just think about it, you’ll be in *Paris*. You’ll have a gorgeous ring, and an amazing story to tell! Even if it costs you an extra hundred bucks. It’s an experience!

Oh! And one last thing, that Cartier is having a celebration of the Trinity collection that has been touring around. I’m not sure if it will be in Paris when you go, but maybe that is also a factor to consider.

So, yeah, buying a Cartier Trinity ring at the Paris flagship? It’s probably not going to save you a ton of money, but the experience? Probably worth it. Just try to relax, enjoy yourself, and don’t be afraid to ask for help. And maybe, just maybe, treat yourself to a pastry afterwards. You deserve it!