Cartier White Gold, Diamond and Ceramic Love Ring
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The love collection is arguably Cartier's most recognisable design; conceptualised by legendary jeweller Aldo Cipullo in 1969, it has since become an icon. It's prized for its symbolism, evoking an eternal bond with screw details that suggest the wearer is locked into love. These romantic notions are here translated into an 18-karat white gold ring featuring black ceramic and 66 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Details
The love collection is arguably Cartier's most recognisable design; conceptualised by legendary jeweller Aldo Cipullo in 1969, it has since become an icon. It's prized for its symbolism, evoking an eternal bond with screw details that suggest the wearer is locked into love. These romantic notions are here translated into an 18-karat white gold ring featuring black ceramic and 66 brilliant-cut diamonds.
The love collection is arguably Cartier's most recognisable design; conceptualised by legendary jeweller Aldo Cipullo in 1969, it has since become an icon. It's prized for its symbolism, evoking an eternal bond with screw details that suggest the wearer is locked into love. These romantic notions are here translated into an 18-karat white gold ring featuring black ceramic and 66 brilliant-cut diamonds.
