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Tickets are 1.60 euros each, but can be bought in packets of 10 (un carnet) for 11.40 euros, about $16 at $1.41 to the euro.

Many train companies offer the chance to buy batches of single tickets, called "carnets", for both peak and off-peak travel, on many of their commuter routes.

Mr. della Valle shares his appreciation for light metals with a trio of well-regarded designers in Hong Kong: Michelle Ong of Carnet, known for her fanciful, lace-inspired diamond cuffs and brooches; Edmund Chin of Etcetera, whose expert stone-setting has earned acclaim; and Wallace Chan, a gem carver with an alchemist's knack for manipulating titanium.

Single tickets for journeys within the Paris boundaries cost €1.70, but a carnet of 10 tickets for €12.70 is more economical.

Getting around * Paris is a very walkable city, so it could well be that you need only a carnet of "t+" tickets for occasional journeys on the Metro, bus or tram.

A carnet of 10 tickets can also be bought for use on central zone journeys.

"Rose-cut diamonds were used in absolutely wonderful old pieces, and I immediately wanted to use them in my own way for Carnet".

Interestingly, you can counteract this – if you are a late booker – by buying a carnet of journeys, as offered by SeaFrance, with individual one-way journeys available for as little as £32 each way.

To get booze from the bar involves buying a carnet of tickets.

Buy a carnet of 10 metro tickets to save on single journeys.

Patience is also required to build up a carnet of addresses of the specialty shops fast disappearing from most places, enterprises like the venerable stationer F. Pettinaroli.