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Cartier has unveiled its new high jewelry collection Cartier Libre Polymorph. Over the past few years, the line has served as an opportunity for the house to experiment and think outside the box, and this year's lineup is no exception.

Among the many unusually playful and colorful proposals, special attention was paid to the Carabiner Watch. The watch is presented in the form of a triangular carbine, and its main case and dial are decorated with diamond pavé throughout the surface, while the outer edges of the carabiner are set with baguette-cut diamonds.

The watch case is framed with channel- and baguette-cut emeralds and sapphires. On both sides there are large alternating beads of onyx and chrysoprase, turquoise, black spinel, and lapis lazuli.

The carbine opener is presented in a matching pavé intricate design, edged with channel-set rubies and set with a single cabochon sapphire. The fully functional carabiner watch can be attached to your belt or purse as an attractive accessory. 

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