Name: White gold jewellery set
Brand: Cartier
SKU: 42250594
Price: 469543 GBP
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Crafted by the esteemed House of Cartier, this exquisite Diamond Clover Necklace and Bracelet Suite is meticulously designed in 18-karat white gold. The suite features enchanting clover motifs, with the necklace adorned with 1,681 round brilliant-cut diamonds totaling approximately 54.32 carats, boasting an F-G color and VS clarity. The necklace elegantly drapes at 16.5 inches in length and 0.8 inches in width, weighing 142 grams. Complementing the necklace, the bracelet is similarly embellished with 801 round brilliant-cut diamonds, weighing approximately 25.87 carats, mirroring the color and clarity of the necklace. It gracefully encircles the wrist at 7.5 inches in length and 0.78 inches in width, with a weight of 55 grams. Together, this suite presents a whimsical arrangement of diamond-studded clovers, gracefully adorning the neck and wrist with their luminescent charm.

Cartier's legacy began in Paris in 1847, founded by Louis-Francois Cartier, who quickly gained recognition for his exceptional craftsmanship and refined taste. Starting his journey at 28, following an apprenticeship with the master watchmaker Adolphe Picard, Louis-Francois took over the master's workshop at 29 rue Montorgueil. With an expansion and an unwavering commitment to excellence, he moved his establishment to the fashionable Palais-Royal district by 1853, earning the favor of Princess Mathilde, cousin to Napoleon III, and securing his entry into elite Parisian circles. In 1874, the leadership passed to his son Alfred Cartier, who continued the tradition of excellence. By 1898, Cartier had established its permanent presence at 13 Rue de La Paix, a symbol of Parisian elegance and luxury. Alfred's sons, who later took over, were instrumental in continuing the Cartier legacy, with Louis Cartier's pioneering use of platinum and diamonds in jewelry, enhancing the brilliance of diamonds and solidifying platinum's role in fine jewelry craftsmanship.

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