Trinity de Cartier

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Three: the magic number
Trinity de Cartier is a jewelry collection created in 1924 by Louis Cartier of the French house Cartier. Beginning with a ring in which three colors of gold—white, pink, and yellow—intertwine, the collection has expanded to include necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. Officially presented with the phrase “Three: the magic number,” it is positioned as an icon centered on mobility, simplicity, and symbolism. The motif has also been extended to leather goods such as bags and card holders.

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Everything about Trinity is daring: the chromatic combination, the fluidity of the rings, the simplicity of the design, and its symbolic strength.

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1847
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A jewelry-transposition line derived from the Trinity ring.

A line that transposes the Trinity ring’s three-band structure and three shades of gold in

A line that transposes the Trinity ring’s three-band structure and three shades of gold into eyewear. Its role is clearly distinct from Santos and Pasha, which derive from watches, and Panthère, which derives from an animal, as it transfers a jewelry icon directly into eyewear. Within Cartier Eyewear, it is positioned as the line that most directly expresses Trinity, one of the Maison’s signature jewelry codes.

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