About Cartier brand
Timeless Excellence is Cartier’s second name.
The quality standards of the Cartier jewelry were set in 1902 by King George VII. After making 27 tiaras for the coronation, Cartier was announced as the crown’s official jewels seller. Since then, Cartier was proclaimed as “king of jewelry, the jeweler of kings.” And this statement is still up to date.
Compared to other famous luxury jewelry brands, such as Van Cleef & Arpels or Tiffany & Co. who are working with precious stones a lot, Cartier is strictly focusing on diamonds and different colored gold.
Over the time Cartier created a great number of the truly iconic pieces. From a classic Cartier Love bracelet to the famous Cartier Panther collection and Cartier Trinity, without mentioning a wide variety of Cartier watches — you name it. But our hearts belong to vintage Cartier jewelry. We appreciate the uniqueness and craftsmanship of our estate pieces. Each of them has a timeless character and tells the most fascinating stories.
The exquisite quality of the Cartier pieces is unquestionable. At the same time, the Cartier Maison continuously keeps creativity, innovative spirit and loyalty to traditions running on the highest level possible. Either you are purchasing a Cartier diamond ring or any other jewelry by Cartier, you are becoming an owner of a symbol of Timeless Excellence.
Designer:Cartier
Circa:Late 20th Century
Materials:18k Gold, Platinum
Gemstone: Round Brilliant Cut Diamond
Weight:9.4 Grams
Measurements: 1/4" Width
Ring Size:6
Hallmarks:Cartier, 18K, Irid Plat
This exquisite Cartier band ring showcases timeless elegance and masterful craftsmanship. The ring features a central band of lustrous platinum, expertly set with a row of sparkling round brilliant-cut diamonds. Framing the platinum band are two polished 18k yellow gold bands, creating a striking two-tone effect that beautifully combines the warmth of gold with the cool sophistication of platinum. The classic design ensures versatility, perfect as a wedding band, anniversary gift, or statement accessory.
