Not Just the Classic Screw Motif: The New Cartier LOVE Bracelet Is Set With Diamonds and Can Even Be Linked Together
I’ve already decided how I’m going to style this with my partner.
Summary
- Jacob Elordi collaborates with his sister Isabella on a campaign, capturing the carefree and rebellious everyday spirit of the LOVE collection
- The new bracelet replaces the classic screw motif with 0.80-carat diamonds and features a white gold setting specially designed to enhance their brilliance
- Equipped with a patented hidden clasp, the bracelet can be worn alone or connected with two or more bracelets to create a layered look
- The new solid gold necklace features a streamlined design made of multiple fluted links, contouring the neckline like a golden ribbon
The Cartier LOVE Unlimited collection has introduced new diamond-set bracelets and gold necklaces, with actor Jacob Elordi modeling a casual, everyday style. The standout feature of the new bracelet is the replacement of the classic screw motif with 0.80-carat diamonds, paired with a patented hidden clasp that allows multiple bracelets to be linked and layered for personalized mixing and matching.
Watching Jacob Elordi stroll casually through the streets on camera, that natural, relaxed vibe is impossible to ignore. For this debut of the LOVE Unlimited collection, Cartier invited Elordi to star in a campaign shot by his sister, Isabella Elordi. Through her lens, these high jewelry pieces lose their formality, gaining an intimacy and ease that suggests everyday life. It’s a fresh look at the LOVE collection’s potential for unrestricted wear.
Screws replaced by diamonds with clever settings
Born in New York in 1969, the LOVE collection is best known for its iconic screw motif. For these new LOVE Unlimited bracelets and rings, Cartier made a bold change: they replaced the classic screws with circular diamonds totaling 0.80 carats.
Look closely and you’ll see a custom setting designed specifically to echo the original screw shape. Regardless of whether you choose white gold, rose gold, or yellow gold for the band, the settings themselves are crafted in white gold to ensure the diamonds’ brilliance is fully showcased.
A hidden clasp for linking pieces together
Beyond the added sparkle, the new bracelet features a playful detail—a patented hidden clasp. This design moves beyond the idea of a bracelet as a single piece for the wrist; you can link two or more together to create a long, layered chain. True to the collection’s spirit, you could even connect your bracelet with a partner’s, or mix them with original gold LOVE bracelets to create your own layered look.
A gold necklace that fits like a ribbon
Joining the bracelets is a new solid gold necklace. Designed with ergonomics in mind, it is assembled from multiple grooved links adorned with the familiar screw motif. It feels fluid and flexible in the hand, and when worn, it wraps around the neck like a metallic ribbon. Available in rose gold, yellow gold, and rhodium-finish white gold, it works perfectly on its own or paired with the diamond bracelets to achieve the effortless style seen on Jacob Elordi.
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