CARTIER STATIONERY - 24KT with Cartier Red Boxes
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Handpicked by AmbroseLuxurySalon
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Vintage from the 1980s
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Party decor for gatherings and celebrations
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Materials: paper, 24kt detail, linen
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Gift wrapping available
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Gift wrapping by AmbroseLuxurySalon
We use quality weight jeweler's gift wrap in gold or white (depending on stock) and finish with red grosgrain ribbon.
Cartier began engraving cards as far back as 1918, and archival pieces from the 1920's show copperplate etchings of coach and hunt scenes as well as many hand painted art deco and cityscapes. Cartier is well known for their heavy weight ecru or white paper stock and admired for the design quality and simple elegance that is the height of distinguished correspondence.
These are embossed linen Cartier "Red Box" motif with 24kt gold detail & signature on luxury heavy weight white stock. Each envelope is accented with delicate red tissue lining. Such a unique gift from the famous luxury maison!
A rare vintage motif, circa 1980's. Made for Cartier International collection. 10 notes and matching envelopes with box.
WE ARE HAPPY TO PROVIDE LAYAWAY OPTIONS.
We are a Cartier brand specialty jeweler in Canada, everything is guaranteed genuine. Condition is always excellent - even though vintage - and easy to give as a gift.
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"True Cartier Brand .... because genuine is best!"
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Response from Ginger Ambrose
When I worked for Cartier, it was during the time this beautiful scarf style was released and I have been enamored by it ever since. Thank you for purchasing it from our shop. :)
Response from Ginger Ambrose
Thank you so much for your purchase of this wonderful Cartier necklace from our shop!
Response from Ginger Ambrose
So pleased this beautiful Cartier Trinity is being loved and enjoyed! Many thanks to you, Elaine!
