Sell Cartier Juste Un Clou

Cartier has been synonymous with luxury since their creation in 1847. To this day, the brand has remained a favorite of celebrities and fashionistas. With their iconic collections and prominence in the realm of luxury jewelry, Cartier jewelry is well sought after. Their Juste un Clou jewelry stands out as one of the brand’s most popular collections.

Get answers to the following questions:

• How much is my Cartier Juste un Clou worth?
• How to sell my Cartier without box and papers?
• Where to sell my Cartier Juste un Clou?

How much is my Cartier Juste un Clou worth?

As Cartier is a well-known and coveted high-end jewelry brand, their jewelry has strong resell value. While the value of your jewelry is dependent on multiple factors, typically you can expect to receive anywhere between 40%-50% of its retail price.

To get the best price for your Juste un Clou, gather any documentation you have as this will add value. When the jewelry was first bought, it will have come in a Cartier box and paperwork such as a certificate, these demonstrate its authenticity to a potential buyer. To get your price quote, simply click the button below to fill out our online form.

How to sell my Cartier Juste un Clou without box and papers?

Even without box and papers, you can still sell Cartier Juste un Clou jewelry. We understand that sometimes you mislay the original box and papers that you received at the time of purchase. Whether you are looking to sell Juste un Clou bracelets, rings, earrings or necklaces, at WP Diamonds, our experts are able to assess and authenticate your Cartier jewelry. As such we can still make strong offers on jewelry without box and papers.

Where to Sell Cartier Juste un Clou

You have several options when deciding where to sell your Juste un Clou:

Our customers have the option to schedule an appointment at one of our modern offices or mail-in their jewelry.  When you mail-in your Juste un Clou, we provide you with free, insured, overnight and trackable shipping. You can feel confident in our 100% trust guarantee, A+ rating from the BBB and hundreds of reviews from satisfied customers.

How to sell Cartier jewelry?

We buy a wide range of luxury jewelry, watches and handbags. Whether you are looking to sell a Cartier love bracelet, 18k yellow nail bracelet or an engagement ring, simply follow the steps below:

1. Complete our simple online form. Let us know if your jewelry is rose gold, yellow gold or white gold and if there are any precious stones.
2. Receive your initial price quote.
3. Ship your jewelry to us with our free, fully insured and overnight shipping service or schedule an appointment.
4. Receive an expert valuation and final price.
5. Accept your offer and receive payment in as little as 24 hours through wire, check or cash (by appointment only). Or have your jewelry mailed back to you free of charge.

Click the button below to receive your price quote today or call our experts at 646-758-0270 if you have any questions.

History of Cartier’s Juste un Clou

Cartier has been a long time favorite of luxury jewelry enthusiasts with their elegantly simplistic designs. Designed by Aldo Cipullo in 1971, Cartier’s Juste un Clou series quickly became one of the brand’s signature styles alongside Cartier’s Love and Trinity collections.

French for “Just a Nail,” Juste un Clou is a gracefully bent nail that wraps around the wrist. Cipullo stated, “My jewelry is both functional and touchable, sleek and warm. It can be worn 24 hours a day without any problems in change of clothes.” Today, the Juste un Clou collection has expanded to include rings, earrings, cufflinks and necklaces while utilizing more metals and encrusting select pieces with diamonds.

The first Juste un Clou collection debuted in 1971 with bracelets in rose, yellow and white gold. To celebrate Cartier’s 165^th anniversary in 2012, the brand introduced rings to the collection and crafted select pieces with pave diamonds on the head of the nail. In 2017, Cartier expanded this collection once more to include earrings, cufflinks, and a torque necklace. Select designs included pave diamonds that covered the entire piece as well as thicker and longer bracelets.