Cartier Tank jewellery

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Cartier Tank jewellery

Inspired by the watch that bears the same name, the Cartier Tank ring was eagerly anticipated for almost 90 years before being created.

The Cartier Tank watch appeared in 1917, inspired by the military assault tanks that came into being during those troubled times. Therefore, this was an aesthetic that broke with tradition, bringing modern design to workshops and quickly imposing an avant-garde style.

In the collection of Cartier Tank rings, there is raw material in the decidedly military spirit, combined with the finesse of jeweler expertise: a ring in yellow, white or rose gold, keeping precious stones, diamonds or other gemstones separate, in a net size, polished or faceted.

Give in to Cartier Tank rings, these timeless pieces of jewelry, in bold and daring designs, as coveted as they are precious.

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      THE CARTIER TANK, THE WATCH WITH MANY FACES

      The models of Tank watch

      Since its launch, the Tank has undergone many changes and has been available in several collections: the Tank française watch, the Tank américaine and the slightly elongated Tank cintrée, the Tank Louis Cartier with rounded edges, the Tank Chinoise watch as well as the Tank Divan, and the latest addition, the Tank Anglaise.

      The special features of the Cartier Tank

      A legendary watch, its characteristics are the same as they have been since its launch: rail-track type chapter ring, Roman numerals, sword-shaped blued steel hands and sapphire crown.

      THE LOUIS CARTIER TANK, A TIMELESS MODEL

      The Louis Cartier Tank or L.C. is what can be called a timeless classic and, considering its price (+30% in 10 years!), a sound investment.

      Louis Cartier and numerous well-known figures, such as Alain Delon made no mistake, proudly wearing the model, which came out in 1922. Its pure rectangular form with perpendicular sides, and very refined rounded edge and top of the lug, represents with extraordinary efficacy a conquest of the Art Deco aesthetic. It was in 1973 that the Louis Cartier came back into intense production and this time in two versions: mechanical and automatic. Nowadays it is worn by both women and men.

      All the figures of this study emanate from the databases of LuxPrice-index© , who survey the results of more than 200 000 auctions from the main auction houses around the world across a 10 year span.