Cartier - Optical Glasses CT0224O - Gold - Cartier Eyewear

Cartier - Jeweler of The Kings, King of Jewelers

Taking over his master’s workshop, Louis-François Cartier founded Cartier in 1847. With the rise of the Second Empire, Cartier’s business grew over a decade, with the opening of the first Cartier boutique in 1859. Louis-François’ son Alfred then took over the business, moving it to the prestigious rue de la Paix in the jewellery district of Paris.

Alfred’s own sons expanded the Cartier brand overseas, to London and New York. Alfred’s third son remained behind in Paris to continue the growth of Cartier at home. His revolutionary ideas, such as using platinum in jewellery, earned Cartier the title of ‘Jeweller of Kings, King of Jewellers’ from King Edward VII.

Cartier Eyewear

Panthère de Cartier, Panthère de Cartier de Cartier and Décor C are the three collections of sunglasses for you created by the French Maison of jewelery and watchmaking Cartier. These models, which combine quality and innovation, are original works of great savoir-faire. Handmade frames.

Cartier Optical Glasses CT0224O

Description

Cartier CT0224O women's eyeglasses.

Women's open frame with an elegant oval shape.

Light temples embellished with a motif inspired by the Maison's Trinity ring.

Precious two-tone finishes (gold and platinum) for a modern and refined design.

Cartier logo engraved on the ultra-thin temples with acetate temple tips and Cartier double C motif on the nose pads.

Reference

CT0224O 001