Cartier is known for its signature jewelry pieces such as "Trinity," "LOVE," and "Juste un Clou," but many discerning people prefer the "Ecru de Cartier.
The highlight of the design is the motif of nuts and bolts. Jewelry and industrial materials are inherently incompatible, but the chemical reaction is exciting to us, similar to the way a luxury brand incorporates the essence of the street.
The design is quite orthodox, but it is a wonder that Cartier's work alone gives it a sense of dignity. Come to think of it, "Juste un Clou" also uses a nail as a motif. This design approach is probably a no-brainer for Cartier.
The appearance of this work of art would not be possible without the use of yellow gold, a material that is also a material of extreme precision and craftsmanship. The symmetrical hexagonal nut and spiraling screw threads are beautiful to behold.
The bracelets, rings, and earrings introduced here were all just released this past November. We hope that you will experience the excitement at the sales floor that will make you sigh uncontrollably. You will not regret visiting them on your museum tour.
This 18k yellow gold bracelet is a stunning arrangement of industrial materials.¥852,500
The ring is designed as a scaled-down version of a bracelet. It can be worn with casual outfits without discomfort.¥360,800
A single type of earring with a clever arrangement of nuts and threads. This one is for the right ear.¥331,100
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
