Current Heritage Pieces
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A substantial woven collar in two tones of gold, punctuated with pavé "X" stations. A statement estate piece that wears like armour.
A sleek, flat omega-link bracelet that lies flush against the wrist. Quiet, fluid, and heavier than it looks.
A classic curb-link bracelet in solid gold, the piece that never dates, never dips, and never comes off.
Cartier in yellow gold with a flexible tubogas-style bracelet, Roman dial, and cabochon-set crown. Vintage elegance at its most wearable.
A vintage ladies' Rolex Oyster Perpetual set on a gold curb-link bracelet, part watch, part jewel, entirely heirloom.
A long, dense gold chain with serious weight to it. Wear it doubled, layered, or alone, this is gold as a store of value in its purest form.
A flexible serpent bracelet that coils around the wrist, its head set with diamonds. Sculptural, articulated, unforgettable.
The serpent, elevated: graduated scales set with pavé diamonds running the length of the coil. The rarest piece in the collection.
The pure-gold expression of the serpent wrap, articulated scales, no stones, all gleam. Flexes to fit and stays put.
The iconic bent-nail silhouette in solid gold, industrial hardware turned heritage jewel.
The Cartier Santos in black, automatic movement, Roman dial, exposed screws, leather strap. Architecture for the wrist.
The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust in steel with a white Roman dial. The reference point every other watch is measured against.