Vintage 1970s Pierre Cardin Gold-Tone Double Link Jewellery Set
Step back in time with this absolutely smashing vintage jewellery set from the iconic French fashion house, Pierre Cardin. Dating back to the 1970s, this complete set consists of a bold, gold-tone bracelet and a matching pair of stud drop earrings, each a true testament to the distinctive style of the era. The bracelet features an eye-catching design with graduating double links, creating a luxurious and sculptural feel on the wrist, and is fastened securely with a lobster clasp. This statement bracelet measures approximately 18.5cm in length, with its widest point being 2cm. Complementing the bracelet are the elegant stud drop earrings, mirroring the double-link design in a stylish dangle, measuring 6cm in total length (including the stud) and 2cm at their widest part.
Each of these fantastic pieces proudly bears an authentic "Pierre Cardin" tag, confirming their provenance and adding to their desirability. This entire set is in good vintage condition, displaying the subtle signs of wear one would expect from a cherished item of its age, which only adds to its authentic charm and character.
Born in Italy, Pierre Cardin was a legendary French fashion designer, renowned for his avant-garde and futuristic creations. He was a pioneer in breaking traditional fashion boundaries, famous for his geometric shapes, space-age designs, and willingness to experiment with new materials. Cardin was also one of the first designers to extensively license his name for a vast range of products, including high-quality jewellery. His extensive licensing efforts didn't just democratise designer fashion; they also propelled popular styles, such as this bold gold-tone aesthetic, into mainstream popularity, making Cardin a true trendsetter who made high fashion accessible to a larger audience. His jewellery pieces often reflected the architectural and bold lines of his haute couture, ensuring they remained highly sought after.
This Pierre Cardin jewellery set is not just an accessory; it's a wearable piece of design history. It's perfect for anyone keen to add a touch of authentic 1970s flair and designer provenance to their collection, or simply to make a chic statement.
