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CARTIER LOVE BRACELET Cartier 'Love' bangle bracelet crafted in 18k yellow gold with gold screw tops and pave set round brilliant cut diamonds (D-F in color, VVS clarity) Signed Cart...

CARTIER LOVE BRACELET size 17 Cartier 'Love' bangle bracelet crafted in 18 karat white gold with diamond screw tops and pave set round br...

CARTIER LOVE BRACELET Cartier 'Love' bangle bracelet crafted in 18k yellow gold with gold screw tops and pave set round brilliant cut diamonds (D-F in color, VVS clarity) Signed Cart...

CARTIER LOVE BRACELET Cartier 'Love' bangle bracelet crafted in 18 karat white gold with diamond screw tops and pave set round brilliant cut diamonds (D-F in color, VVS clarity) Sign...

Exquisite Retro 1945 bracelet, meticulously crafted from radiant 18K yellow gold. This piece is a true time capsule, capturing the essence of the 1940s with its elegant design and l...

LOVE bracelet, small model, white gold 750/1000, set with 177 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 0.95 carats. Supplied with a screwdriver. Width: 3.65 mm (for size 17). Now available i...

Juste un Clou bracelet, classic, white gold 750/1000, bracelet size 19 width mm 3.5mm gold weight 21.5gr Cipullo was not just a jewelry designer; he was an avid observer of the wo...

LOVE bracelet, small model, white gold 750/1000, set with 177 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 0.95 carats. Supplied with a screwdriver. Width: 3.65 mm (for size 17). Now available i...

CARTIER LOVE BRACELET Cartier 'Love' bangle bracelet crafted in 18 karat white gold with diamond screw tops and pave set round brilliant cut diamonds (D-F in color, VVS clarity) Sign...

CARTIER LOVE BRACELET In yellow Gold in different measures this one is 17 If the robust locking mechanism and miniature screw heads that characterized Cartier’s Love bracelet when it first appeared conjured crude, medieval hardware, there’s a good reason. When Italian-born American jewelry designer Aldo Cipullo (1942–84) created the company’s signature bangle, he was inspired by chastity belts...

CARTIER LOVE BRACELET Cartier 'Love' bangle bracelet crafted in 18 karat white gold with diamond screw tops and pave set round brilliant cut diamonds (D-F in color, VVS clarity) Signed Cartier, 17, 750, with serial number and hallmarks The bracelet is presented with Cartier box and papers upon sale In 18k white gold and pavé of diamonds total 3.70ct and 43.66 gr In sizes 16 and 17 Original at shop at 61.500€ If the robust locking mechanism and miniature screw heads that characterized Cartier’s Love bracelet when it first appeared conjured crude, medieval hardware, there’s a good reason. When Italian-born American jewelry designer Aldo Cipullo (1942–84) created the company’s signature bangle, he was inspired by chastity belts...

CARTIER LOVE BRACELET In Yellow Gold in different measures 15 to 18 , this one is 17 If the robust locking mechanism and miniature screw heads that characterized Cartier’s Love bracelet when it first appeared conjured crude, medieval hardware, there’s a good reason. When Italian-born American jewelry designer Aldo Cipullo (1942–84) created the company’s signature bangle, he was inspired by chastity belts. Cipullo believed that the bond and commitment embodied in love deserved their own distinctive symbol. When he designed the Love bracelet, in 1969, Cipullo hadn't been working long for Cartier, where he was hired only a decade after arriving in the United States. In fact, it was his first piece for the internationally acclaimed French jewelry house, which already counted numerous celebrities among its loyal clientele and had attracted legions of admirers for its brooches and Santos de Cartier wristwatch. The son of a well-known costume jewelry manufacturer, Cipullo developed an appreciation for design in his youth and gained firsthand experience with manufacturing jewelry during an apprenticeship at his father’s factory in Florence. After arriving in New York City, in 1959, he studied at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, then worked for Tiffany & Co. and David Webb, honing his talent for crafting rich and innovative designs before finally landing at Cartier. As for the history of the Cartier Love bracelet, its launch created a frenzy, stoked by media buzz and a publicity campaign involving marquee-name couples like Nancy and Frank Sinatra, who happily accepted prototypes of the piece. It wasn’t just the bracelet’s look that generated conversation. The yellow-gold band, rimmed in mock flathead screws, was intended to be worn all day and all night by both men and women and not matched to specific attire. These attributes were certainly audacious for luxury jewelry of the era, but Cipullo’s now-instantly recognizable piece was also endowed with narrative. Although it’s since been updated to lock and unlock on its own, the original Love bracelet came with a gold-vermeil screwdriver. One lover wore Cipullo’s striking cuff, while the other carried the tool to open and close it. By design, Cartier’s Love bracelet is a physical representation of love’s promise...