Cartier Love Collection Jewelry

Has anyone ever seen this line of jewelry? Apparently it was popular in the 1970's, and has be re-released. The original gold bracelet was hinged, and locked onto the loved one's wrist, while the lover kept the pendant/key around his neck; it was meant to symbolize ever-lasting love. I was looking at an ad in a mag the other day, and thought "wow, this seems to really have a master/slave overtone;" like a collar that's acceptable to wear in public. This seems like it would be a beautiful and meaningful gift to a sub, but I wonder if I'm the only one that looks at these things at instantly thinks "well, I wonder who is that person's master?"

Incedentally, Tom Cruise just bought Katie Holmes one as a mother's day gift. Hmmm...... :4:

http://www.luxist.com/2006/04/19/car...ve-collection/

-Phantome
p.s. the pic in the link isn't the best representation of what the bracelet actually looks like- they have a few really good ones on eBay if you're interested...

Wow I like that bracelet. I would think the same too, had I seen it on someone.

Oh my, this really is beautiful *sighs*...and yes, I agree with you, it certainly has a BDSM touch! :)

Never seen them myself, but my jeweller friend has seen them in magazines. She loves the thought of them, & says they'd cost a heap of money.

Not sure what I'd think if I saw someone wearing one- the handcuff earrings would do it for me more.

I've long had a fantasy of some form of jewellery locked onto a willing 'owned' girl.

What would life be without dreams? :rose:


Tojo

This is the type of ownership jewerly I dream about. Something which symbolizes your owner yet can be worn without drawing un-needed attention.

I'd love to see something similar as an ankle bracelet. Nice biggish padlock...

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She loves the thought of them, & says they'd cost a heap of money.

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They are in the $2,000-$3,000 range. Ouch! But I do think it would make a lovely gift- even the pendant/key is very pretty. BUT, the key is essentially just a screwdriver, so this piece of jewelry is definitely symbolic. Does it count as a quasi-collar if you can take it off whenever you want? It "locks," but not permanantly.
-Phantome

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Originally Posted by Phantome

They are in the $2,000-$3,000 range. Ouch! But I do think it would make a lovely gift- even the pendant/key is very pretty. BUT, the key is essentially just a screwdriver, so this piece of jewelry is definitely symbolic. Does it count as a quasi-collar if you can take it off whenever you want? It "locks," but not permanantly.
-Phantome

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Of course. The collar is symbolic, regardless of how it's fastened. (IMO...BIUR)

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Originally Posted by Phantome

They are in the $2,000-$3,000 range. Ouch! But I do think it would make a lovely gift- even the pendant/key is very pretty. BUT, the key is essentially just a screwdriver, so this piece of jewelry is definitely symbolic. Does it count as a quasi-collar if you can take it off whenever you want? It "locks," but not permanantly.
-Phantome

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Have you ever used one of those eyeglass screwdrivers? It isn't as easy as it looks...

I was kidding around with my comment about taking it off whenever, Oz... :)
Anyway, chattel, the screw is pretty big- regular screwdriver size. Personally, I like the white gold models- I think they even come as a ring. Wouldn't that be neat for a couple to have as a wedding band?
-Phantome

I like it in the white gold too. It's very unique which is something I love in BDSM jewelry.