In recent years, Cartier’s jewelry styles have become increasingly youthful, for example, using studs as a key design element to showcase a three-dimensional geometric aesthetic and edgy style. Following the Clash de Cartier jewelry series, the brand once again plays with stud elements, introducing the brand new Les Berlingots de Cartier jewelry series structured around geometric shapes.
Adhering to Cartier’s jewelry craftsmanship tradition, the series uses brightly colored, uniquely textured gemstones paired with geometric styles, cutting rectangular gemstones, including diamonds, striped agate, pink chalcedony, turquoise, garnet, and snakewood, placed between two decorative studs, showcasing Cartier’s avant-garde style.
The collection is centered around vibrant gemstone colors, paying tribute to the brand’s color usage dating back to the 1910s. The eight pieces available in Hong Kong include pendants, necklaces, and rings, with three ring styles available in both yellow gold and rose gold; the yellow gold rings are all set with diamonds, paired with either striped agate or turquoise; while the rose gold rings are adorned with pink opal and garnet.
Five necklaces are available in yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold styles; among them, the white gold necklace is set with striped agate and diamonds, creating an elegant classic black and white contrast.
