Cartier’s iconic Love bracelet, a timeless symbol of devotion, has been reimagined with a new medium size and an expanded self-locking mechanism. These updates reflect the evolving nature of modern relationships and self-expression.
First designed in 1969 by Aldo Cipullo in New York, the Love bracelet is celebrated for its bold yet minimalist design. The piece features two rigid arcs held together by visible screws, a signature element of Cartier’s daring design philosophy. Its sleek, gender-neutral appeal has made it a universal symbol of love, transcending age, gender, and cultural boundaries.
This year, Cartier introduces a medium-sized version of the bracelet, bridging the gap between the original width and the smaller model launched in 2007. The new size offers a more customized fit, ensuring the bracelet’s iconic proportions suit a wider range of wearers.
In addition to the new size, Cartier has expanded its self-locking mechanism, previously exclusive to the small model, to the medium and classic sizes. Traditionally, the Love bracelet required a partner to fasten or remove it using a special screwdriver, a ritual that symbolized the shared nature of love. While this option remains available for those who prefer it, the self-locking system now allows individuals to wear or remove the bracelet independently, reflecting a modern emphasis on self-love and autonomy.
Beyond its technical innovations, the Love bracelet remains a modern heirloom, celebrating love in all its forms—romantic, personal, and beyond. Its clean lines, elliptical shape, and unmistakable design continue to resonate with wearers worldwide, whether worn alone or stacked with other pieces.
With these updates, the Love bracelet continues to ask its enduring question: How far would you go for love? Now, the answer might be simpler than ever—love begins with you.
Cartier’s latest innovations ensure that the Love bracelet remains a contemporary and meaningful expression of connection, devotion, and self-expression.
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