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When Cartier introduced the Love bracelet in 1969, it wasn’t simply another piece of jewelry—it was a radical statement. Designed by Aldo Cipullo in New York, the oval bangle locked onto the wrist with a screwdriver, transforming adornment into ritual. Its exposed screws, once considered subversive, became a symbol of permanence and devotion. Couples often bought them in pairs, trading the screwdriver as a private gesture of fidelity.
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