#24026 - Cartier Trinity Bangle 14k Rare Example

#24026 - Cartier Trinity Bangle 14k Rare Example

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M251S

$4900.00

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#24026 - Cartier Trinity Bangle 14k Rare ExampleCirca 1970s, 14k, by Cartier, New York City. Trinity bangles are classic Cartier at its most stylish. This bracelet is an extremely rare version made for the New York store only. Fabricated in ribbed 14 karat gold, this Trinity bracelet elevates the form, looking forward to later ribbed motifs. Perfect for anytime, anywhere, it looks fabulous worn alone or stacked with other Trinity bangles. Excellent condition. Noted contemporary box. Noted: Shown

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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025