Vintage Cartier Trinity Ring 18K Tri-Gold with Certificate 1992 Size 5 1/2-6
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Vintage Cartier 18K Tri-Color Gold Trinity Ring with Original 1992 Documentation
Up for sale is an absolute timeless luxury icon—the authentic Cartier Trinity Ring featuring three intertwined, mobile bands crafted in solid 18K gold.
Originally designed by Louis Cartier in 1924, this classic rolling design beautifully symbolizes love, friendship, and fidelity.This is a highly coveted vintage piece purchased on November 12, 1992, at the prestigious Cartier boutique on Fifth Avenue in New York, as verified by the stamped certificate. Vintage Trinity models are highly sought after as they boast a slightly wider, more substantial band footprint compared to modern re-issues.
FEATURES & DETAILS:Brand: CartierModel: Trinity Ring (Classic / Medium Model)Composition: Solid 18K Gold (750/1000) tri-colored gold.
Purchase: 1992 (Vintage)Inclusions: Includes the original physical Cartier authentication certificate/paperwork featuring the unique matching serial number and official boutique ink stamp from 725 Fifth Ave, New York.
SIZE & CONDITION:Size: [Insert European/Cartier Size stamped inside the ring, e.g., 52, and the equivalent US size, e.g., 6]
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The bands roll fluidly. Displays light, natural surface wear/micro-scratches consistent with a vintage item of its age. No deep gouges or damage.
AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED:Comes with the original paperwork that perfectly matches the laser-





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