Bracelet
- Serpenti, a snake that coils
A coiled snake you meet first — gold as a body, the house name later.
- Chaîne d'Ancre, an anchor that chains
Linked anchors you meet first — gold as a marine hold, the house name later.
- Tubogas, a pipe that bends
Hollow gold wound as a hose — a tube that agrees to the wrist.
- Clash, a studded line
Gold that is already a row of studs — the rivet is the jewel.
- The Love, an oval that locks
A rigid oval that closes — the lock worn as the jewel.
- Juste un Clou, a nail on the wrist
A construction nail bent into a bracelet — the industrial line as a house icon.
- The Serpenti, a coil on the wrist
A snake that has already chosen the bone — one continuous coil, not a charm.
- Cartier bracelets, and the line they draw
Gold and platinum that follow the wrist instead of sitting on top of it.
No matching pieces.