Cartier
- Clash, a studded line
Gold that is already a row of studs — the rivet is the jewel.
- Tutti Frutti, a garden of fruit
Carved colored stones as fruit — a garden worn as jewels.
- The Love, an oval that locks
A rigid oval that closes — the lock worn as the jewel.
- The Trinity, three rings that turn
Three bands that stay three and roll against each other — a hoop you feel before you name.
- Juste un Clou, a nail on the wrist
A construction nail bent into a bracelet — the industrial line as a house icon.
- The Cartier Panthère, a cat that sits
A feline that has already chosen the cloth — jewelry that rests, not a chase.
- Cartier color, from the aquamarine
Cool blue, a jonquil yellow, a tiger's-eye — one stone that leads the look.
- The Cartier Pasha, a circle on the cuff
A round volume with a sapphire cap — one circle, worn as the jewel.
- The Cartier Santos, one square on the cuff
Mixed metal, one sculptural square — the wrist that does not stack.
- The Cartier Tank on the wrist
A gold rectangle that lies on the wrist the way a bracelet does.
- Cartier bracelets, and the line they draw
Gold and platinum that follow the wrist instead of sitting on top of it.
No matching pieces.