CARTIER Love bracelet in 18k (750 thousandths) yellow gold and its gilded metal screwdriver. Signed Cartier and Aldo Cipullo, dated 1970. Weight: 34.7 g. Wrist size: 17 cm. CS In a case. Aldo Cipullo created the Love de Cartier bracelet in New York in 1969. This creation heralded a new era of modernity in the way we wear our jewelry. This unisex gold piece, with its tiny screws, challenges the traditional idea that jewelry's primary role was to represent status and wealth. It was designed not for special occasions but for everyday wear, fastening to the wrist with its precious screwdriver.

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