Before getting into Cartier payment plans, Cartier is a Paris-made luxury goods company that is best known for its jewelry, watches, and perfumes. From France, Cartier spread their creative energy to the rest of the world. And now their exceptional savoir-faire and timelessness have reached 60 countries and over 200 boutiques.
Their most popular products (all over the world) include their:
- Love Bracelet,
- Tank Watch,
- Trinity de Cartier Ring,
- Panthere de Cartier Ring and,
- Juste Un Clou Bracelet.
Does Cartier have payment plans?
Unfortunately, no. Whether online or in-store, Cartier does not offer payment plans for its products. Instead, Cartier offers payment methods for both their online and in-store boutiques. However, companies that are authorized Cartier resellers, like Little Switzerland and Tourneau, do provide payment plans.
How to pay for Cartier online and in-store?
Cartier accepts the following credit cards as a form of payment, for both their online and in-store boutiques (this is not the full list). However, they request that the customer who submits the order must be the cardholder whose name appears on the credit card so that their shopping experience is simple and secure. Customers could also use wire transfer, JCB, cash, or checks to pay for their Cartier, but these depend on whether they made their purchase online or in-store.
American Express
American Express is an online bank that offers gift cards, credit cards, personal loans, and rewards. With American Express, the customer would not have a pre-determined spending limit, and they could receive cashback rewards.
MasterCard
Mastercard is a payment network processor in which its cards are exclusively processed on the network. They have partnered with financial institutions, all over the world, to issue bank cards and credit cards.
Visa
A Visa debit card gives customers access to the money in their account, regardless of where they use it. Their purchase is immediately deducted from their balance, and the customer has no interest to pay.
Discover
Discover offers customers reward credit cards, online banking, home equity loans, student loans, and personal loans.
Alternatively, Customers could shop at authorized Cartier resellers, like Little Switzerland and Tourneau, who offer payment different plans that depend on the least amount of money that was spent there.
Little Switzerland
Little Switzerland is an official authorized Cartier retailer that claims to offer customers the best prices online. They also provide customers with a Little Switzerland Credit Card that includes flexible payment plans for those on a budget.
These plans will not charge interest unless the customers pay in full before the time is up. It gives them:
- 6 months (deferred interest, low payment plan) if they spent at least $295.
- 12 or 36 months if they spent at least $995,
- 18 months if they spent at least $3,495 and,
- 24 months if they spent at least $5,995.
But customers should note that interest will be charged to their account from the purchase date, if the promotional plan balance is not paid in full, within the promotional period.
Tourneau
Tourneau is another official authorized dealer for Cartier and was chosen to sell its products online. They offer customers a Bucherer 1888 Credit Card that has two payment methods customers could choose from.
- The customer can take 12 months to pay for in-store purchases of $500 or more. They will not be charged interest if they pay in full within 12 months, but if not, interest will be charged to their account from the purchase date.
- The customer can take 24 months to pay for in-store purchases of $20,000 or more. They will only be charged interest after 24 months, in which 30% will be applied.
To conclude,
Cartier does not offer any payment plans, at all. But because their prices range from at least $6,000 to $100,000 (also known as very expensive), authorized Cartier resellers like Little Switzerland and Tourneau do offer payment plans.
These resellers help everyone who would like to own a beautifully crafted designer piece from Cartier but are on a smaller budget. Both resellers provide customers with a specialized in-store credit card that can help them pay off their products.
For example, Little Switzerland’s (credit) card gives customers about 6 months to pay off, without interest, if they spent at least $295. On the other hand, Tourneau’s (Bucherer 1888 credit) card gives customers about 12 months if they spent at least $500. Both these resellers warn their customers that interest will be charged to their account from the purchase date if they have not paid their balance in full after the period has ended.
However, those who can afford Cartier could always pay for it with their American Express, MasterCard, Visa, and Discover credit cards. Other options include wire transfer, JCB, cash, or checks, but that depends if they are buying their Cartier online or in the in-store boutique.