Cartier’s Tutti Frutti motif was born in the 1920s when Jacques Cartier journeyed through India and brought back the carved Mughal gemstones whose colour and life Western jewelry had not yet learned to speak. By 1965, the house had refined the language. This bracelet — eighty-four carved emeralds, rubies, and sapphires set in platinum with rose-cut diamond highlights — sits between the exuberant early Tutti Frutti pieces and the more disciplined modern interpretations. It is a piece that speaks at a dinner table louder than its wearer needs to.

Acquired from a private European collector. Original Cartier velvet pouch present, original certificate not. Photographed and verified against Cartier’s heritage archive in Paris.

Condition

Vintage Verified, near-pristine condition. Patina commensurate with sixty years of considered wear. No repairs, no replaced stones. Catch tested and serviced.

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metal

Platinum and 18kt yellow gold

stones

Carved emeralds, rubies, sapphires; round-cut diamonds

weight

Approx. 64g

length

180mm

retail

Indicative original retail (period-equivalent): £8,000