The geometric design of Cartier’s ‘Three Golds’
Created in 1924, the Trinity model is based on the interlocking of three movable rings. It combines three distinct gold alloys to create a unique architectural effect. This pre-owned bracelet exemplifies this historic signature of the House of Cartier. It features 27 brilliant-cut diamonds with an estimated total weight of 0.67 carats. The 18-carat yellow, white and rose gold create a cool, controlled contrast.
Architecture and jewellery craftsmanship
The architecture of this piece is based on three solid rings, each 4.6 mm wide. They feature a domed surface and flat edges. The technical execution focuses on flush setting. The 27 stones are individually set into the surface of the precious metal. This method allows the tables of the diamonds to sit flush with the gold. This choice eliminates the need for prongs, preserves the bracelet’s rounded shape and protects the gemstones whilst being worn.
Why choose this second-hand bracelet
Purchasing this piece second-hand is a wise decision. This piece combines the Parisian Maison’s goldsmithing craftsmanship with a volume of solid gold that is rare by today’s standards. The presence of the diamonds adds tangible jewellery value. It is a sensible purchase that combines a recognised signature with a timeless design.
Contents and condition
This medium-sized model dates from 2007. It is slipped on by allowing the three rings to slide naturally. Our workshops have inspected all the settings. The piece comes with its original Cartier certificate of authenticity and a presentation box from The Swiss Collector.
Warranty and delivery
The Swiss Collector guarantees the authenticity of this piece with a 12-month warranty. We accept returns within 10 days in accordance with our terms and conditions. As Switzerland’s leading second-hand retailer and backed by the largest network of boutiques, we offer online booking for a fitting and collection in-store, or fully secure international shipping.
* Second-hand condition. This piece of jewellery shows normal signs of wear and can be refurbished by our jeweller upon request at the time of sale.
