Cartier Juste Un Clou Tie Pin – White Gold and Diamonds OG000178

If you’re interested in Cartier jewelry, you should know about its Juste un Clou line. Designed to be timeless and classic, this line features delicate ridges before the head of the nail. Bracelets have five ridges, while rings have four. These ridges are reminiscent of flat-headed hardware nails. When the line was first introduced, it was priced from $250 to $750, which was approximately 180 to 544 Euros. However, prices have increased over the years.

Cartier Juste un Clou Tie Pin

The Cartier Juste un Clou bracelet was introduced in 1971 and was originally called the Nail bracelet. The design was revived in the 2000s and is available in yellow gold, white gold and rose gold. It comes in paved and non-paved versions. Other jewelry from this collection includes rings, brooches, pendant earrings, and necklaces.

Cipullo was inspired to design this jewellery by visiting the Hippodrome hardware store on 45th street in New York City. He loved touching and looking at everything mechanical, so he decided to use these items as a canvas for creating new pieces.

The Juste un Clou collection was first released in 1971 and immediately became a hit. The original design by Aldo Cipullo looked like an extended fingernail. It has since expanded into a line of rings, cufflinks, earrings, and even a torque necklace. Despite the recent reintroduction, the juste un clou collection is still one of the most coveted pieces from the Cartier collection.

The Juste un Clou collection is similar to the Love de Cartier collection in style. Both collections are industrial and elegant, which make them an excellent choice for casual or dressy wear. The style is both timeless and versatile, and will make a great addition to any jewelry collection.

Cartier Juste un Clou bracelet

This Cartier Juste un Clou tie pin features white gold and diamonds on the pave diamonds. It is similar in design to the popular Ecrou de Cartier collection. This delicate accessory is simple yet sophisticated, and will never go out of style. Cartier’s Juste un Clou collection is a great addition to any collection.

The first Juste un Clou collection was created in 1971 and introduced by the company in New York. It was originally known as the Nail bracelet, but was relaunched in the 2000s as the Juste un Clou collection. The collection includes rings, cufflinks, earrings, and bracelets in white gold and rose gold. These pieces have a classic appeal and feel, but the redesigned versions are more contemporary.

Cipullo’s inspiration for this line of jewellery began in a hardware store on 45th Street in New York City. While browsing, he was fascinated by the many objects he encountered. He wanted to create timeless jewellery that would appeal to both men and women. Cipullo saw the potential for these everyday objects to become luxurious jewellery.

Cartier Juste un Clou rings

The Cartier Juste un Clou collection is celebrating 50 years in 2017. The just-un-clou collection has become one of the most coveted and classic pieces in Cartier’s jewelry collection. Designed by Aldo Cipullo, this collection immediately became a hit when it was first released. Its shape is reminiscent of an extended fingernail. It has become a classic yet modern piece, as well as an icon of the brand.

This Tie Pin features diamonds and white gold. This piece is a beautiful accessory that can be worn every day. It’s the perfect accessory for a stylish and casual look. It’s a classic accessory that will never go out of style.

Cipullo is known for his designs that are both enduring and contemporary. In addition to creating classic pieces like the Love bracelet, he has also created a line of everyday accessories. One of his most iconic pieces, the Cartier Juste un Clou Tie Pin White Gold and Diamonds OG000178, is a symbol of love. Cipullo’s inspiration came from the Hippodrome hardware store on 45th street in New York. While he loved looking at all of the mechanical pieces in the store, he felt like they had potential for transforming everyday household items into jewellery.