Created in 1969, the Love bracelet enjoys constant demand. Its buy-back value rests on three pillars: the metal, the version and the integrity of the piece — in particular the absence of resizing carried out outside Cartier's workshops.
The versions and how they are valued
- Classic Love in yellow, white or rose gold: the benchmark version;
- Diamond-pavé Love: markedly higher value, gemmological expertise required;
- Slim Love (Love small model): lower values but very sought-after;
- Four-diamond or ceramic editions: a narrower market.
What influences the offer
- Bracelet size: the common sizes (16 to 19) resell best;
- The original screwdriver, the box and the certificate;
- The condition of the screws and the hinge;
- Everyday scratches, which remain tolerated and barely penalised;
- The gold price, which sets a floor value.
Beware of counterfeits
The Love is heavily copied. A professional buyer will check the hallmarks, the serial number and the weight. Providing the certificate of origin speeds up authentication and mechanically improves the offer you receive.
See the Cartier Love bracelet buy-back price list.
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