Cartier Authenticity Check
Purchasing a pair of high-end Cartier glasses is a statement of luxury. Each piece of eyewear is priced from several hundred to thousands of dollars. Because of their high prices, Cartier glasses are being imitated by manufacturers and sold to those on tighter budgets. With all the replicas available, you may be concerned that your Cartier glasses are not authentic.
Notice the price of the glasses and be wary of extremely low-priced versions. An authentic pair of Cartier glasses cost at least $600 for acetate rims and up to $3,000 for platinum frames. If the price is far below the original cost, there is a possibility that the pair is fake.
Check for inscriptions. The Cartier signature is located on the eyewear and a set of numbers in a small font is on the inside frame. This should be a seven-digit serial number provided by Cartier in all glasses to confirm authenticity.
Cartier will not accept any return if the creation shows signs of wear, has been used, or has been altered from its original condition in any way. Buy Online & Pick up in Store Phone order only.
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Examine and inspect the frame, lenses and insignia for quality. No part of the sunglasses should appear cheap or be made of plastic. The sunglasses should look and feel expensive since Cartier uses only exceptional quality materials, such as platinum for its finishes.
Ask for a warranty card and an authenticity guarantee card if you buy the glasses from an authorized dealer or optometrist. If the eyewear is purchased from a private individual, you should always request this information. Cartier glasses are typically sold with a hard leather case, cleaning cloth and an authenticity guarantee card.
Hello,1. Always check the serial number on the glasses Cartier has a seven digit serial number that usually starts with a three(well from the authentic pairs I've seen it has always started with a three) 2. Once you see the serial number call Cartier at 18004477405 and read of the serial number and make sure the glasses are as described. 3. Make sure the glasses are at a decent price usually if you see a pair of Cartier glasses under $200 then they are not real, but some are not real that cost that much 4. All the newer authentic Cartier glasses come with a black hard case, usually the fakes have a soft leather pouch to carry the glasses in instead of a hard case, so look for the black hard case or a brown leather hard case for the older ones. 5. Look at the screws on the glasses. Cartier has little metal round screws not plastic 6. Look for an authenticy booklet but this does not always mean much. I have seen plenty of fake Cartier glasses with all the paper work so don't be fooled.
7. If you see a big serial number on the glasses then they are fake. Cartier always has the serial finely engraved somewhere on the glasses very small and fine and its usually hard to see.
these are all the tips I have for spotting the fakes and there is only one store I know of on Ebay with real Cartier Glasses and that is the store entitled cartier glasses.
I'll recommend you to visit www.cartier.com or a Cartier Boutique to compare or to find out about the serial number.
The 1-800 phone number posted doesn't provide that service.
Yes, serial number are 7 digits but they not always begins with 3; on Cartier website some start with T or CA and then the serial number beginning with number 6 or 8.
Cartier has over 250 different design and all have different materials.
The serial number must be on the bridge and on one side of the inner of the temple (on that same temple should have Made in France CE and serial number) The logo symbol on the nose pads; copyright symbol Cartier Paris and the temple size number, name on the inner of the temple. Last but not least, SOME design has at the end of the temple a little plate with Cartier logo outside.
I hope this info will help!
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