Cartier & Sacai Collaborate On New Streamlined Trinity Series, With A Twist On The Classic

Tiffany & Co is not the only jewelry brand that can make a great joint venture. Classic Cartier also does favorably in these collaborations. Cartier announced a collaboration with Chitose Abe, Founder and Designer of Sacai, so that the new line would convey her deconstructed and reorganized aesthetics to the classics. The new Trinity series boasts 6 limited styles.

The collection consists of six pieces of jewelry, including two rings, a bracelet, a collar, earrings, and a multi-use design that can be used as both an earring and a ring at the same time. The staggered combination of rose gold and yellow gold creates an optical illusion, giving the jewelry a sense of fluidity through asymmetrical form.

Founder Chitose Abe said that he was completely attracted by the trinity-like streamlined design and symbols of the Trinity series, and in particular the love, affection and friendship reflected in its century-old history, and believed that the sense of distance between the three-ring rings was a perfect metaphor. The pieces symbolizes the tension between loyalty and betrayal, perfectly expressing the eternal beauty of moments, reflecting the Japanese biography of traditional aesthetics.

Pierre Rainero, director of image, style and heritage at Cartier, also said: "Since the launch of the Trinity series, this three-ring ring has witnessed the love of countless people, and through this joint series with Sacai, we hope that it will be full of blessings. beloved by the world."