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Love And Charity


If you still can't get enough of Cartier's Love Bracelets, then you'll be thrilled to know that Baby Trinity limited edition bracelet is now available in store at Cartier's boutique at Salhiya Complex and it's priced at KD 120.

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FourMe said…
Ohh thats gorgeous. At least this one I can buy for myself unlike anything from the love collection! If only they sold lovers with the love bracelets :p
06 January, 2008
Lala* said…
hahaha :-D
06 January, 2008
Anonymous said…
Would that be an appropriate wedding gift?

I have a gift budget of KD200 MAX. and this friends loves brand name jewellry. Whatcha think?
06 January, 2008
joy said…
i thought it was more expensive than that
i bought a bunch of things
maybe i got confused so the lovecord is more expensive??
hmmmm


i love them

but since am seeing around i didnt c a person buys it for his lover its all ladies buying them for themselfes
eeeffffffffffffff


i want the new full dimond one
wooooooooooooow so amazing
06 January, 2008
Anonymous said…
I want the diamond encrusted ANYTHING!
06 January, 2008
Confashion said…
fourme and lala
lol if that happened we'd be all on the waiting list ;P

anonymous
Then this would be the perfect wedding gift! And with the remaining KD 80, you can treat them for a fancy dinner (or save the rest of the money for yourself).

joy
Actually, my friend informed me today that the braclet is priced at KD 115 not KD 120 as I mentioned in the post. And that the Cartier boutique received them last Thursday. Makes the decision to buy the bracelet even more appealing!

notwithoutmyheels
lol! I want anything and everything from Cartier. diamonds or without diamonds. ;)
06 January, 2008
Anonymous said…
what about the ordinary charity braclet?
06 January, 2008
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