Private Love Bracelet Assessment
Ready to part with a Cartier Love bracelet? Send photographs of your bracelet, its markings and the items that come with it. We will review the particular version you own before discussing a potential purchase.
Start with the version, not just the collection name. Love bracelets differ in width, metal, stone setting and closure. A classic bracelet should not automatically be compared with a small model or a cuff, even when their color and screw motif look similar.
You do not have to identify the exact reference yourself. A photograph of the complete bracelet beside its documents gives us a useful starting point. Please describe only the details you know.
The outside screw motif is only part of the design. Cartier has offered Love bracelets with different fastening systems, including the original two-screw closure and versions with a functional screw and a hinge. Different closures alone do not establish whether a bracelet is genuine.
Show both sides of the fastening and the inside of the bracelet where accessible. If the mechanism is stiff, damaged or incomplete, leave it as it is and explain the issue. Do not force it open or use an improvised tool for the assessment.
A cuff has an open shape and should be described as a cuff. If your piece is another Love design, include a full view so we do not evaluate it as a closed bangle.
An individual offer depends on the version, size, material, condition, included items and the market for comparable pieces. Two yellow-gold Love bracelets are not necessarily equivalent: their width, fastening and stone configuration may be different.
A seller's asking price is not evidence that the same amount was paid. New retail prices and insurance replacement values also answer different questions. We do not publish a universal buyback percentage or promise a price before reviewing your bracelet.
Include any estimate you already have if it helps explain your expectations. Our initial photo assessment remains preliminary; the final description and purchase terms are agreed after inspection.
Show the entire bracelet from above and from the side on a plain background. Keep the shape and both edges visible.
Add clear close-ups of accessible signatures, size and metal markings, plus the closure from both sides. Send identifying information privately.
Show wear, engraving or damage directly. Photograph the box, documents, screwdriver and service records that you intend to include.
Select Cartier Jewelry and Bracelet in the appraisal form, then mention Love in your description. A specialist will review your photographs and contact you. You can also request a preferred appointment date; the office confirms it after the photo review.
If you are outside Miami or Los Angeles, begin with the same online request. Shipping is only arranged after approval. Confirm the destination, insurance, return arrangements and any costs before dispatch.
Have a ring, necklace or another collection instead? Use our Cartier jewelry selling guide for the details relevant to that piece.
Send photographs first. We review your piece before confirming a visit; a preferred date submitted online is not a reservation.
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(424) 518-5464Request AppointmentTell us it is missing and list what you do have. A missing accessory does not prevent an initial request. Do not buy a replacement or force the closure simply to prepare photographs.
Not necessarily. Show the engraving and disclose any other alterations. Its effect can only be considered as part of the assessment of your specific bracelet; an offer is not guaranteed.
There is no need to polish it just to submit a request. Photograph its current condition and disclose previous polishing or repairs if known. We need an accurate view of the piece as it is.
A serial number or photograph alone is not enough to establish authenticity. They help identify what needs to be reviewed, but final verification relates to the actual bracelet.
You can submit them for consideration. State the model and stone details if known and provide photographs. Each piece is reviewed individually, with no automatic acceptance based on the collection name.
Share the details you know, clear photographs and any questions. A specialist will contact you about the next step.
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