The Cartier Double C Ring is an increasingly elusive discontinued creation centred around the maison’s unmistakable interlocking Double C motif. Executed in a striking combination of 18K yellow, white and rose gold, this tri-colour rendition brings together all three classic Cartier gold tones within one substantial statement ring—an archival design that feels distinctly different from the maison’s mainstream collections today.
This is a highly rare Cartier model on the secondary market, with very limited quantities appearing for resale. Its scarcity is compounded by the fact that the design has been discontinued, leaving collectors dependent entirely on the secondary market when searching for the correct size and configuration.
The ring combines 18K solid yellow gold, white gold and rose gold, creating a versatile tri-colour aesthetic that pairs effortlessly with jewellery and watches in virtually any metal tone. This example also features the thicker-width execution, giving it considerably more gold presence and a more premium feel on the finger.
Sized 50, it retains its original Cartier papers, an especially valuable addition for a discontinued design with such limited resale circulation.
WLCSG curator note:
This is the kind of discontinued Cartier we love finding because you simply cannot walk into a boutique and replace it. The Double C design already has very low resale circulation, but the combination of all three Cartier gold colours in the thicker-width execution makes this example particularly special. It has substantial presence on the finger while being incredibly easy to coordinate—yellow gold, rose gold, white gold, steel watches; everything works. With the original Cartier papers and Size 50, and at SGD 2,888, this is a compelling opportunity for the collector who wants something genuinely uncommon from Cartier rather than another piece from the current catalogue.
