Cartier bares the unwavering expressions of love through one of their quintessential designs
Love is always the expression behind every Cartier creation. Through profound heritage and centuries of stories told through their stunning collections, the Love bracelet has proved to be one of the Maison’s most distinguished designs.
Encompassing the bracelet are clean lines and androgynous charm. Embellished by recognizable screws, an echo of the Santos de Cartier watch, it’s a merging of two gold arcs screwed together with a special tool—exhibiting distinct beauty that is still remembered decades later.
The Love bracelet, ever faithful to its name, is a clever expression of the vulnerability of love through Cartier’s radical decision to leave the screws adorning the bracelet exposed. Created in New York back in 1969 by Cartier designer Aldo Cipullo, it gives the depth of feelings a physical embodiment as this particular piece symbolizes the union of two lovers: in the form of a precious handcuff. It’s an icon in the realm of jewelry that marries comfort and aesthetics with a keen precision for proportions, seeing how it remains in harmony with motion through the way it effortlessly hugs the wrist.
“How far would you go for Love?” challenged by Cartier in 2007, features the adventure of falling in love. The Love bracelet deeply signifies the presence of love within the complexity of life—beautiful and momentous, heartfelt and forever unyielding.
In the Philippines, Cartier is located at Greenbelt 3, Makati City. You can also visit their website for more infromation.
