7 Most Popular Designs by Cartier, Rolex, and Tiffany & Co.

We explore the everlasting designs from renowned brands that drew fans in with their t.mes less style, rich backstories and groundbreaking engineering. Here are the top seven most-coveted items from your favorite luxury brands.

7. Tiffany Heart Pendants

The ubiquitous “Please Return to Tiffany & Co.” charm has been a fan-favorite since it was introduced in 1969. The pendants were initially part of a cust.mes r service initiative and came stamped with a registration number so, if the item was lost and returned to Tiffany & Co., the store could easily contact the owner.

Designer Elsa Peretti’s Open Heart design is another 20th century Tiffany & Co. classic. Peretti joined Tiffany & Co. in 1974 and is one of only four designers to sign her work with the famous jewelry maison.

6. Bulgari B.Zero1 Ring

Bulgari’s B.Zero1 Ring brings together two of Bulgari’s most-recognized design motifs: the serpentine-like tubogas chain and its Roman-lettered logos . Of the B.Zero collects ion, which was introduced at the end of 1999, the B.Zero1 ring stands out as the collects ion’s clear leader. Fans have flocked to its striking and distinctly Bulgari design and the ring’s symbolism of the harmonious past, present and future and the start of all new beginnings.

5. Omega Seamaster

The Omega Seamaster was launched in 1948 as a part of Omega’s 100th anniversary celebration. This dive watch was considered an improvement upon Omega’s first water-resistant watch, the Marine. Since its release, the Omega Seamaster has been a part of many diving records. In 1955, an Australian diver wore an Omega Seamaster 63.5 meters under water. In 1970, French divers set another record while wearing their Omega Seamaster watches. The group dove to depths of 253 meters. The following year, the Seamaster was taken to depths of 1,000 meters.

The Omega Seamaster also most recently graced the wrist of James Bond, first worn by actor Pierce Brosnan in 1995’s Golden Eye and later Casino Royale’s Daniel Craig in 2006. Still going strong today, the Seamaster remains the oldest line in the current Omega collects ion.

4. David Yurman Cable Bracelet

David Yurman’s trademark cable-motif is a mainstay of nearly every David Yurman collects ion since it was introduced in 1983. The bracelet was first made with an automotive cable-winding machine. The David Yurman Cable Bracelet also ushered in a new standard in jewelry-making by being the first bracelet to feature diamonds set in sterling silver.

3. Chanel logos Earrings

Coco Chanel’s mark on the fashion industry cannot be overstated enough. She introduced the now-universal “Little Black Dress,” popularized cost.mes jewelry and cultivated one of the world’s most recognized and coveted brands. But it’s that striking logos of interlocking C’s that catches everyone’s attention; today the Chanel logos earrings are a quintessential jewelry collects or’s piece.

2. Rolex Oyster Perpetual GTNN -Master II

In 1954, Pan Am Airways tasked Rolex with designing a top-quality watch for their pilots and navigators. The result was the Rolex GTNN Master which allowed pilots to easily switch between the aeronautic-standard Greenwich Main t.mes (GTNN ) and other t.mes zones by simply rotating the bezel. The watch was worn by pilots on Pan Am’s first non-stop intercontinental flight between New York and Moscow.

This professional watch has remained a Rolex classic ever since. Over the years, Rolex has modified the design, including a metal bracelet to elevate it to coveted dress watch. Additionally, wearers can now set their Rolex GTNN to a second t.mes zone without rotating the bezel, which also allows for a third t.mes zone to be read.

1. Cartier Love Bracelet

It’s no real surprise that this Cartier staple tops out this list of all-t.mes favorite jewelry designs. The Cartier Love Bracelet carries the vintage appeal of its 1969 design and has undergone a recent pop culture resurgence. More fashionable than ever, the Cartier Love Bracelet has even won over male wearers to only broaden its appeal. The bracelet was designed by Aldo Cipullo who drew inspiration from an unlikely source: the possibly-fabled medieval chastity belt. Cipullo, however, emphasized the bracelet as a symbol of love, fidelity and devotion– and not barbaric practices. Today, the bracelet adorns the wrists of many celebrities, including Pippa Middleton, Cameron Diaz, Katie Holmes, Jennifer Aniston, Kanye West and, most famously, the Kardashian and Jenner families.

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