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Cartier Juste un Clou small bracelet in yellow gold

Cartier Juste un Clou Small Bracelet

The boutique price of the Cartier Juste un Clou Small Bracelet in the euro area ranges from €4,050 in Luxembourg to €4,450 in Greece as of October 2026.

New in the boutique

€4,050 to €4,450

Depends on the country

Last confirmed price, October 2026

Use it to judge any pre-owned price you come across for a Juste un Clou small bracelet.

2.5 mm wide · Yellow gold 750/1000

Version

Is it the right size for you?

2.5 mm wide. Yellow gold 750/1000.

Reference
CRB6062617

What should you pay?

New in the boutique

Cheapest in Luxembourg, €4,050

€400 less than in Greece, where it costs the most. The price new is not the same in every country.

Country Price new Compared with the cheapest
Luxembourg €4,050 cheapest
France €4,150+€100
Germany €4,150+€100
Italy €4,250+€200
Greece €4,450+€400
Source
cartier.com, checked 21 October 2026
Archived copy of the official page, France, 21 October 2026

Checks before you buy

  1. Metal and model

    Ask for the metal and the model in the listing. The official page reads: Yellow gold 750/1000. Other metals and versions with stones are other products with other prices.

    Source: cartier.com official page (archived copy of 21 October 2026)

  2. Condition

    Ask for close photos of the whole surface and for the condition grade in the seller's own words. Each seller uses its own scale: The RealReal, for example, has six grades, from Pristine to As-Is.

    Source: The RealReal, 3 February 2025, checked 12 October 2026

More checks
  1. Return policy

    Read it before you pay. Terms differ: Collector Square gives 14 days, Vestiaire Collective gives 14 days only when the seller is a professional, and none when the seller is a private person.

    Source: Retailer terms checked on 7 October 2026 and again on 12 October 2026: Collector Square (art. 8.6.1), Vestiaire Collective (art. 12)

These checks help you compare a listing with the official facts. They do not show that a piece is genuine, and we do not authenticate anything. Buy from a seller that says who authenticates and what happens if an item is not authentic.

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How we check prices

  • The boutique price is the public price the brand publishes on its own website: we use it only as a benchmark to measure how much you save pre-owned.
  • Each price carries the date we saw it, on the official page or in an archived copy, never the date of an increase announced elsewhere.
  • When a brand has one price across the euro area, the chart follows four reference markets: France, Italy, Germany and Spain.
  • Periods we did not check are drawn in a lighter grey, and we never fill them with an estimate.
  • Every price in the table under the chart links to its source.
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