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Launch of 2015 Amulette de Cartier Collection
By SENATUS News | 23 April 2015

The Amulette de Cartier jewellery collection, emblematic as a talisman, was first launched with onyx (black, symbolising courage) and mother-of-pearl (white, for protection), and is now also available in opal (pink, for happiness), lapis lazuli (blue, for serenity), malachite (green, for luck), carnelian (orange, for vitality), chrysoprase (green, for fulfilment). These natural gemstones are ringed with gold, and for the wearer, her hopes, wishes and magic sealed inside.

The pendants come in sizes of Extra Small, Small and Medium on necklaces, bracelets and new to the series, rings as well.

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