Cartier - Ring - Love - 18 kt. White gold






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Cartier Love Ring in 18 kt white gold (750/1000), model Love, EU size 55, weight 8.3 g, serial G62715, no laboratory report, in very good condition.
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Cartier Love Ring, 1996 – 18K White Gold
An iconic symbol of eternal commitment and timeless elegance, this authentic Cartier Love Ring from 1996 captures the essence of the legendary collection. Designed by Aldo Cipullo in 1969, the Love series revolutionized jewelry with its bold, industrial screw motif—transforming the idea of unbreakable bonds into wearable art. Each “screw” head is meticulously crafted, evoking both strength and romance. sothebys.com
This classic model is crafted in lustrous 18K white gold (750/1000), offering a cool, sophisticated brilliance that pairs effortlessly with both everyday wear and formal attire. It features the signature wide band (approximately 5.5 mm), with the distinctive raised screw details encircling the band for a sculptural, three-dimensional presence. The ring bears the appropriate Cartier hallmarks and period signatures consistent with 1996 production.
Key details:
• Metal: 18K white gold
• Year: 1996
• Width: ≈ 5.5 mm (classic model)
• Size: 55
• Weight: 8,3g
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with beautiful patina and shine expected from a well-cared-for piece of this era. Ready to be cherished for decades to come.
A true collector’s piece and enduring emblem of love, this 1996 Cartier Love Ring is perfect for those seeking a meaningful, investment-worthy jewel with unmistakable heritage. Whether as a self-purchase, anniversary gift, or addition to a fine jewelry collection, it represents the pinnacle of Cartier’s iconic design language—bold, sensual, and forever modern.
A timeless declaration: “Love is locked.”
Cartier Love Ring, 1996 – 18K White Gold
An iconic symbol of eternal commitment and timeless elegance, this authentic Cartier Love Ring from 1996 captures the essence of the legendary collection. Designed by Aldo Cipullo in 1969, the Love series revolutionized jewelry with its bold, industrial screw motif—transforming the idea of unbreakable bonds into wearable art. Each “screw” head is meticulously crafted, evoking both strength and romance. sothebys.com
This classic model is crafted in lustrous 18K white gold (750/1000), offering a cool, sophisticated brilliance that pairs effortlessly with both everyday wear and formal attire. It features the signature wide band (approximately 5.5 mm), with the distinctive raised screw details encircling the band for a sculptural, three-dimensional presence. The ring bears the appropriate Cartier hallmarks and period signatures consistent with 1996 production.
Key details:
• Metal: 18K white gold
• Year: 1996
• Width: ≈ 5.5 mm (classic model)
• Size: 55
• Weight: 8,3g
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with beautiful patina and shine expected from a well-cared-for piece of this era. Ready to be cherished for decades to come.
A true collector’s piece and enduring emblem of love, this 1996 Cartier Love Ring is perfect for those seeking a meaningful, investment-worthy jewel with unmistakable heritage. Whether as a self-purchase, anniversary gift, or addition to a fine jewelry collection, it represents the pinnacle of Cartier’s iconic design language—bold, sensual, and forever modern.
A timeless declaration: “Love is locked.”
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