Cartier Releases New Colourful Versions of the Love Bracelet

Undeniably one of Cartier’s most famous designs, the Love bracelet has captivated the hearts of millions around the world. It was first designed by Italian designer Aldo Cipullo in 1969, known for its sophisticated locking mechanism and signature screws. This year, the French luxury jewellery brand reinvents its beloved bracelet, introducing six colourful new models.

It is not the first time the Love Bracelet got a technicolour makeover; in 2009, Cartier had a limited run of Love bracelets, with each colour of the rainbow represented. This time around, the gemstones’ takeover is more thorough.

Take a look at the new, colourful versions of Cartier’s Love Bracelet below.

There are three models fully set with pink sapphires, blue sapphires or tsavorite garnets. The ribbon of pavé-set stones is punctuated with ten diamonds in place of the collection’s signature screws.

The remaining three models are more understated, preferring to incorporate colour through stones in place of the iconic screws. The yellow and rose gold versions feature pink and yellow sapphires, spessartite garnets, tsavorites and amethysts, while the white gold models combine aquamarines, pink and blue sapphires, tanzanites and amethysts.