HOT ! Cartier Paris Burgundy Calfskin Leather Luggage Tag

The Cartier Paris burgundy calfskin leather luggage tag is as stylish as it is practical with gold-finished metal corners and …
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The Cartier Paris burgundy calfskin leather luggage tag is as stylish as it is practical with gold-finished metal corners and embossed double C logo.The luxury Cartier brand luggage tag attached to a bordeaux leather strap.Iconic figural \"C\" Cartier logo.Made in France never been used in original Cartier box, pouch and booklet.Dimensions: Overall length approx. 7\".Tag: 4\" x 2-1/2\".Box: 5\" x 9\" x 2\".Cartier was founded in Paris in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier, the legendary French jeweler, although it was his three grandsons, Jacques, Louis and Pierre, who were responsible for launching the brand name worldwide. Indeed, so successful were they that we can read across from the story of Cartier to the wider history of the twentieth century: a Panther clip brooch bought by Wallis Simpson in 1949; the now-infamous Ruby Suite presented to Elizabeth Taylor by her third husband, Mike Todd, in 1957. The Art of Cartier offers a comprehensive selection of the finest jewels that Cartier has repurchased over the years, in an attempt to assemble a representative collection of the Maison’s production and to show the evolution of its style during the first half of the twentieth century. The items on exhibit range from the great tiaras in the so-called “garland” style of the early twentieth century to Art Deco jewels and others inspired by exotic places (including the famous Tutti Frutti bracelet of diamonds, emeralds, rubies and sapphires all nestled in a frieze of foliage), gold jewelry of the 1930s and 1940s and one-off commissions for leading personalities of the century such as Coco Chanel, María Félix and Grace Kelly. This sumptuous catalog includes color photographs and introduces us to one of the world’s finest jewelry collections, allowing us to appreciate the creativity and mastery of Cartier’s designers and artist-jewelers over the course of more than 100 years.
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