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A bold Modernist ring in the form of a ziggurat, in 18k gold. Aldo Cipullo for Cartier
Aldo Cipullo was one of the most innovative and important jewelry designers of the twentieth century. After moving to the United States from Italy, he worked for Tiffany & Co. and David Webb before moving on to Cartier in 1969. While working for Cartier, he designed the now iconic Love bracelet and the "Juste un Clou" collection along with a series of bold, geometric designs made of yellow gold and carved semi precious stones such as agate, turquoise, onyx, and jade. He departed Cartier to set up his own atelier in 1974 and passed away in 1984 at the age of 48, a creative life cut too short.
Aldo Cipullo was one of the most innovative and important jewelry designers of the twentieth century. After moving to the United States from Italy, he worked for Tiffany & Co. and David Webb before moving on to Cartier in 1969. While working for Cartier, he designed the now iconic Love bracelet and the "Juste un Clou" collection along with a series of bold, geometric designs made of yellow gold and carved semi precious stones such as agate, turquoise, onyx, and jade. He departed Cartier to set up his own atelier in 1974 and passed away in 1984 at the age of 48, a creative life cut too short.
