Cartier CT0046S
€ 2.521,00
C decor with black horn, with curved glasses
Description
Description
C Decor horn
The C for Cartier logo: a world-famous initial, a timeless badge and the watchword for the Cartier dream, in a new sleek version since 2002. Slim elongated, sleek, the C-decor enables the subtle, understated structure of these frames, the result of meticulous diamond working and polishing. The C-decor extends to sunglasses and prescription models, giving these glasses a real signature and turning them into a unique and precious object. A marriage of contrasts - straight lines and curves, fluid and sharp - the C Decor is the perfect illustration of how Cartier uses time-honored expertise in the most modern way.
Aanvullende informatie
Aanvullende informatie
| Brand |
Cartier |
|---|---|
| Glass dimensions |
58 |
| Dimensions length |
140 |
| Dimensions nose |
18 |
| Material |
Horn |
| Design Sunglasses |
Yes |
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