In the realm of signed jewelry, few names carry the weight of Cartier. As we enter 2026, we are witnessing a surge in demand for vintage Cartier pieces, specifically those from the Art Deco period and the “Golden Age” of the 1960s and 70s (including the original Love and Juste un Clou designs).

Collectors are increasingly distinguishing between modern boutique pieces and vintage “London, New York, Paris” era creations. The market is placing a significant premium on original boxes, papers, and unpolished conditions. The “Crash” watch and “Tutti Frutti” jewelry styles remain icons of investment potential.

At Beverly Loan Company, we have extensive experience with the Cartier archives. We understand that a vintage Panthère bracelet is not just gold and onyx; it is a piece of design history. This expertise allows us to offer higher loan values than generalist lenders who may only see the material weight of the item.

If you possess vintage Cartier, you possess a highly liquid asset. We invite you to a private consultation to discuss its current market value.