CARTIER. “Paris Nouvelle Vague” Ring

CARTIER. “Paris Nouvelle Vague” ring, 1999 model.
18-karat white gold and diamonds. An 18-karat white gold ring set with brilliant-cut diamonds, featuring a striking sculptural design, constructed from a curved band that intertwines in a double loop. One of the loops, on the front, is set with a row of seven brilliant-cut diamonds, color F, clarity VVS, and a total weight of 0.85 ct.
The piece belongs to the Paris Nouvelle Vague collection, presented by Cartier in 1999. The Maison itself identifies movement and fluidity as essential principles of this line, characterized by bold and sensual designs that reinterpret the ring’s volume as a small architectural form intended to accompany every gesture.
Signed Cartier and numbered T12600.
Hallmarks: 750, © 1999, and 53.
Comes with a Cartier case.
Total weight: 13.70 g.
Inner diameter: 17 mm; Cartier size 53.

Cartier holds a central position in the international collecting of signed jewelry, thanks to the continuity of its creative language, the quality of its craftsmanship, and the recognizability of its major collections. The brand’s heritage is reflected in the Cartier Collection, established in 1983 and currently comprising more than 3,000 pieces, which are also featured in international museum exhibitions.