Cartier expands its Love Unlimited collection with an all gold necklace and new bracelets and rings set with brilliant-cut diamonds. The latest designs preserve the collection’s graphic character while introducing softer movement and a more luminous take on the house’s signature screw motif.
Love began in New York in 1969, when designer Aldo Cipullo created the original bracelet as a contemporary symbol of commitment. Its bold, industrial inspired design challenged the conventions of fine jewellery, turning devotion into a personal statement worn close to the skin. Love Unlimited builds on that legacy with articulated forms designed to move naturally with the wearer.
Cartier introduces the collection through a Paris campaign set along the winding banks of the Seine. A separate portrait series offers a more intimate perspective, featuring actor Jacob Elordi photographed by his sister, Isabella Elordi. The latest chapter is led by a flexible gold necklace, available in yellow gold, rose gold, and rhodium plated white gold. Designed to fall against the body with the ease of a ribbon, it brings together gadrooned links and the familiar Love screw detail in a repeating pattern. Its supple construction gives the necklace a more fluid presence while keeping the collection’s architectural identity in view.
The level of craftsmanship behind the design is equally considered. Each necklace and bracelet is assembled from more than 200 miniature components, with every surface polished by hand. The careful finishing helps the links move smoothly and gives the jewellery a comfortable feel against the skin.
New diamond-set bracelets and rings bring added brilliance to the collection. In these designs, round brilliant-cut diamonds take the place of the traditional screw heads. The stones total 0.80 carats and are held in custom white gold settings shaped like screws. Cartier uses the white gold settings across the yellow and rose gold versions as well, creating a vivid contrast between the warm tones of the metal and the diamonds’ sparkle.
The diamond bracelet also features a patented invisible clasp that allows it to connect with other Love Unlimited pieces. This modular detail gives collectors the freedom to wear the bracelet on its own or link it with existing designs, building a layered composition that can be adapted over time. With its combination of recognisable codes, meticulous hand-finishing, and adaptable construction, Love Unlimited continues Cartier’s exploration of jewellery as both personal expression and a lasting emblem of connection.
