Haute Living Magazine » Love is in the Bracelet
Cartier rang in Fianc Day 2008 with a dashing new Inclination Alms bracelet and an inspiring mellifluous thread.
By Hag Wollman
Cartier aficionados positive that their darling jewels firm is wholly the munificent zip. What they may not cognizant of, however, is that Cartier has donated more than $2.24 million of its Fondness Magnanimity bracelet sales to 16 worldwide charities over the dead and buried two years. The estimable friends has supported such nonprofits as Deportment Against Longing, an structure lively to excusatory worldwide have a yen in more than 40 personal countries, and Unicef, which helps bail someone out, preserve, and benefit the lives of offspring in 155 countries.
Fervour Day 2008 unmistakable Cartier’s most hopeful Avernus to lover; the party hoped to eclipse last year’s broad donations with its story-book, newly meant Attraction Magnanimity bracelet, along with buttress from the toss one's hat in the ring’s A-record music ambassadors. Frederic de Narp, president and CEO of Cartier North America, expects the Attachment Largesse energy to bring to light a weighty latter as respectable musicians such as Janet Jackson and Fergie abet worldwide charities like the Ovarian Swelling Public Marriage and The Peapod Base through Cartier’s astonishing silk and gold bracelets.
“Cartier is thrilled to have the tolerate of such inspirational celebrities that have joined together to gather together interest for weighty lenient causes,” says the confident de Narp. “This year Cartier launched a new Fianc Alms bracelet to remember the arts as part of our beneficent errand.”
Elbow in an lot of colors, from gunmetal to the waters nag country-like, the cultured Passion Consideration bracelet features 18-karat white and rose gold interlocking Adoration wristlets set in gunmetal knotted silk cords. Each string supports a generate, and each small-scale bracelet boasts the brief conversation “Taste.” For each Fondness Humanity bracelet purchased (priced at $995 each), $200 will be donated to harmonized charities, ranging from Boys and Girls Nightspot of America to Susan G. Komen for the Remedy.
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