Cartier Hallmarks

[Purrsey]

The eagle's head is used in France to represent 18k gold. Any shade.

I see thanks!
Omg I couldn't even tell it's eagle head. I actually thought it looks like a baby foot print lol.

 

[TITI TATA]

So snoe basically means 'made in France'?

 

[south-of-france]

Does anyone know this hallmark? TIA!

 

[lonelyphoton]

Does anyone know this hallmark? TIA!

I have this hallmark on my JUC too! @tulipfield identified a photo of this mark as indicating manufacture in Spain in this thread: https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/cartier-love-bracelet-discussion-thread.867278/post-33807914

 

[south-of-france]

Thank you!

 

[Julie_de]

Who knows what these hallmarks mean?

 

[lonelyphoton]

Who knows what these hallmarks mean?
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The 750 reflects purity (18k), I believe. I think the middle stamp in the series of three is the dog’s head mark indicative of manufacture in Switzerland:

 

[Julie_de]

Thanks a lot! Very interesting! Is there such a sign about hallmarks made in France?

 

[Julie_de]

I looked and almost all of my jewelry has this dog, if my eyesight does not fail me. And on a JUC bracelet. But as far as I remember, when buying, Clush on the tag indicated - Made in France. Maybe a dog because Cartier belongs to the Swiss Richemont?

 

[lonelyphoton]

I looked and almost all of my jewelry has this dog, if my eyesight does not fail me. And on a JUC bracelet. But as far as I remember, when buying, Clush on the tag indicated - Made in France. Maybe a dog because Cartier belongs to the Swiss Richemont?
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Hmmm…I’m not sure that I can help…none of my Cartier pieces have the dog, and most of mine look pretty different. The mark identification diagram that I shared was not specific to Cartier. Perhaps it might be worth asking someone at Cartier next time you can stop by, and seeing if someone there can shed light on these marks?

 

[Julie_de]

Hmmm…I’m not sure that I can help…none of my Cartier pieces have the dog, and most of mine look pretty different. The mark identification diagram that I shared was not specific to Cartier. Perhaps it might be worth asking someone at Cartier next time you can stop by, and seeing if someone there can shed light on these marks?

Yes, thanks a lot! Maybe I'll ask if I don't forget!) Because always want to try on so many things!)

 

[lonelyphoton]

Yes, thanks a lot! Maybe I'll ask if I don't forget!) Because always want to try on so many things!)

Definitely share what you find out! I’d love to know too (and see all the pieces you try on!)

 

[Julie_de]

Definitely share what you find out! I’d love to know too (and see all the pieces you try on!)

Thank you! Ok and you too

 

[pinkdiamond765]

I looked and almost all of my jewelry has this dog, if my eyesight does not fail me. And on a JUC bracelet. But as far as I remember, when buying, Clush on the tag indicated - Made in France. Maybe a dog because Cartier belongs to the Swiss Richemont?
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The St Bernard head is for items sold in Switzerland. This dog head facing to the right is for platinum. The eagle is for gold.

 

[nicole0612]

I looked and almost all of my jewelry has this dog, if my eyesight does not fail me. And on a JUC bracelet. But as far as I remember, when buying, Clush on the tag indicated - Made in France. Maybe a dog because Cartier belongs to the Swiss Richemont?
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Not to go OT, but your photos are so good! Are you using a special camera?