Cartier Second Hand Pieces

Experience the Timeless Fascination of Second-Hand Cartier Pieces

The historic French Maison was founded in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier. Since its inception in Paris, Cartier has significantly shaped the history of jewellery and watchmaking. The house has always been a pioneer, whether by developing the first wristwatch—the Santos de Cartier—for the aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont or with the revolutionary design of the Love bracelet. Cartier's creations are not just accessories but cultural treasures, passed down from generation to generation, growing in value and significance.

Cartier Watches & Jewellery: Exclusive Masterpieces of Design

What makes a piece from Cartier so unmistakable is the perfect balance of bold lines, harmonious proportions, and flawless craftsmanship. Creations like the Trinity ring, which unites three gold colours in one symbolic band, or the nail-inspired Juste un Clou collection are milestones in jewellery design. They represent an aesthetic that is both classic and provocatively modern, underscoring the personality of the wearer. Typical of Cartier are the exquisite materials—from warm yellow gold and elegant rose gold to platinum and diamonds.

Maison Cartier: A Legacy in Your Hands

Whether on your finger or on your wrist, Cartier captivates all attention. When you hold a piece of jewellery or a watch from Cartier, you can feel the weight of history and the perfection of its craftsmanship. Choosing a second-hand piece from Cartier is a commitment to sustainable luxury. You are investing in an object of lasting value whose beauty transcends time, and you are giving a meticulously crafted masterpiece a new chapter in its illustrious history, much like one would with an iconic bag from Louis Vuitton.

Shop Pre-owned Cartier Jewellery Online

Bracelets, watches, accessories: A Cartier creation is an investment in enduring value. At Buddy&Selly, you can purchase these icons, such as the Love bracelet or the Tank watch, as authenticated pre-owned originals—often at a price that makes the purchase even more attractive. Discover vintage treasures and coveted classics now, or explore other timeless styles like a classic women's cardigan.

Why is Cartier so expensive?

The high price of Cartier products reflects the use of the finest materials, such as 18-karat gold, platinum, and the highest quality diamonds. Added to this is the exceptional craftsmanship, iconic design, and the rich historical heritage of one of the world's most renowned luxury brands, making every piece a valuable asset, similar to the couture pieces found in the Giuseppe di Morabito women's collection.

Where is Cartier produced?

Cartier produces its creations mainly in France and Switzerland. The Haute Joaillerie (High Jewellery) is crafted in the Parisian ateliers, while the watches are made in the manufactories in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. These locations guarantee the highest standards of craftsmanship and quality.

Who owns the Cartier company?

The Cartier company is part of the Swiss luxury goods conglomerate Richemont. This internationally operating group also owns other renowned brands such as Van Cleef & Arpels, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Montblanc. However, Cartier operates as one of the most prestigious and highest-grossing brands within the portfolio.

Why do people wear Cartier?

People wear Cartier as a symbol of status, elegance, and timeless taste. The brand represents a long history of luxury and royalty. Wearing a Cartier piece, such as the Love bracelet, is a statement that signals belonging to an exclusive world and an appreciation for enduring design, often paired with elegant fashion from brands like Paule Ka.

What is so special about Cartier?

What is special about Cartier is its ability to create jewellery that is both timeless and revolutionary. The clean lines, perfect form, and profound symbolism behind icons like the Trinity ring or the Tank watch make every piece instantly recognizable. Models like the Ballon Bleu impressively demonstrate this fusion of form and function. Cartier uniquely combines elegance, art, and history.

Can you resell Cartier?

Yes, Cartier creations have an excellent resale value and are highly sought after on the second-hand market. The iconic models, in particular, such as the Love bracelet, the Trinity ring, or the Tank watch, hold their value very well or can even increase it, making them a secure investment in luxury.

Are used Cartier watches valuable?

Absolutely. Used Cartier watches, especially sought-after models like the Tank, Cartier Santos, or Panthère de Cartier, are extremely stable in value and highly coveted by collectors and enthusiasts. In good condition, they can fetch a significant portion of their original price and are considered both a stylish and a financial asset.

Is it better to buy Cartier new or used?

The decision depends on your priorities. A new purchase offers the boutique experience and a flawless watch. However, buying a used Cartier piece from a trusted dealer like Buddy&Selly is often financially wiser, more sustainable, and offers the chance to find rare or discontinued models, much like finding a coveted piece from the s.marlon women's collection.

Can I sell my old Cartier watch?

Yes, selling an old Cartier watch is straightforward and worthwhile. Specialized dealers for second-hand luxury, such as Buddy&Selly, offer a secure and professional purchasing service. Your watch will be appraised by experts, and you will receive a fair offer based on the model, condition, and market demand.

Is vintage Cartier a good investment?

Yes, a vintage Cartier watch or piece of jewellery can be an excellent investment. Many older models are highly sought after by collectors and have seen significant increases in value in recent years. Pieces from the historic ateliers of Louis Cartier in New York are particularly in demand among collectors. They are not only a stylish statement but also a tangible asset whose exclusivity and demand are continuously growing, similar to rare haute couture from the Pierre Balmain women's collection.