The bracelet worn by Peruvian President Dina Boluarte actually belongs to the brand of the famous French jewelry house Cartier, confirmed the influential collector Maggie May. This was reported by Exitosa Noticias magazine on April 19.
May traveled to Italy to check out bracelet brand Boluarte, who claimed the item in question was not Cartier.
Through her TikTok account, the journalist demonstrated a visit to the Cartier store in Milan. The woman showed two photographs of the jewelry the president wears and they showed her the exact same jewelry.
The first bracelet is made of pure white gold and costs 51,000 euros (5.1 million rubles) and is adorned with 104 diamonds. Furthermore, the blogger highlighted that this decoration has “special” shine.
Then the collector showed a yellow gold bracelet, the cost of which is 47,800 euros (4.75 million rubles). He also clarified that the bracelets have an identification number, which is unique and inimitable, and which is engraved on the inside.
Additionally, May noted that Cartier has owned the rights to the yellow gold bracelet since 1977, so copying it is a crime.
Also read: “Rolexgate” in Peru: secret admirers of the president or borrowed watches?
Let us remember that the Peruvian Prosecutor’s Office seized three Rolex watches and a bracelet, which were property of the governor of the Ayacucho region, Wilfredo Oskorima. “borrowed” President Dina Boluarte. This was announced by her lawyer Humberto Abanto after completing the process of exhibiting expensive items.
During her address to the nation on April 5, the Head of State mentioned that the jewelry belonged to Unique Jewelry and not Cartier, as journalists believe.
“Everything they said is not true. I wear this fine jewelry bracelet in public and completely transparent. The earrings and necklace I’m wearing are unique and I’ve had them for over eight years. The night of the search they were on my dresser.”she said.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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