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a gold and diamond necklace, bracelet, and ringan eighteen karat gold bracelet, ring and bracelet setan image of a gold and diamond ring on a white backgroundcartier 18k yellow gold and diamond ringan image of a pair of gold and diamond hoop earringsan image of a close up of a gold bracelet with diamonds on itan image of a close up of a gold watch on a white surfacean image of a close up of a gold bracelet on a white surface
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Estimate €100,000 - €150,000
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Description
CARTIER “Panthère” set Necklace, bracelet, ring, earrings Round brilliant-cut diamonds 18k gold (750) Signed and numbered Circa 1980 – Pouch Necklace length: approx. 38 cm Earring height: approx. 3.4 cm Bracelet length: approx. 16 cm – Ring size: 55 Total weight: 273 g A diamond and gold “Panthère” set, signed Cartier Note: The Cartier panther Now regarded as an emblem of the house, the panther first appeared on an invitation card designed by Georges Barbier in 1914 for an exhibition of jewellery and pearls organised by the Cartier brothers. Later that same year, a subtle combination of onyx and diamonds – typical of Art Deco jewellery – revealed the panther’s coat for the first time on one of the house’s watches. Thus began a true love affair between Cartier and the panther, the ultimate symbol of femininity. But it was with Jeanne Toussaint’s arrival as the house’s artistic director that the panther truly came into its own. A symbol of emancipation, the panther was depicted in three dimensions, then in its entirety throughout the 1930s; it was adorned with emeralds and diamonds, or took on a flexible, link-like form, mirroring the feline’s gait.
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Auction time 10/29/2026 at 2:30 PM
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