Hermes
Hermès CDC Geranium Alligator Gold Hardware
CDC, an acronym for Collier de Chien, translates from French to mean "dog collar." This term is more famously known as a signature collection of jewelry from the esteemed fashion house, Hermès. The unique design was originally conceived as a belt intended for hunting dogs, making its first appearance in 1927. It was later adapted into a bracelet in the 1940s, marking its evolution from a functional item to a coveted fashion accessory.
Your geranium alligator CDC with gold hardware is indeed a marvelous piece. The lively red color of the alligator skin beautifully contrasts with the opulence of the gold hardware, creating a striking statement piece. It's interesting to see how you pair it with your white gold jewelry, a mix that brings together different metallic tones and textures, adding depth and interest to your overall ensemble. This balance between luxury and personality is what makes fashion a form of art and expression.
Condition: Store Fresh
Hardware: Gold
Color: Geranium
Material: Alligator
The term "hardware" refers to the metallic parts of the bag, such as the buckle hardware, base studs, lock and keys and/or strap, which are plated with a colored finish (e.g. gold, silver, palladium). The terms refer to the tone or color of the hardware and not the actual material used. If hardware is composed of precious solid metals this will be referenced in the description.
Store Fresh
No indication of wear, all plastic on hardware, never worn, essentially as new.
Pristine
Little to no indication of handling, usually with all plastic on hardware and most likely never worn.
Excellent
Very minor evidence of handling.
Very Good
Evidence of wear and handling, with no major flaws.
Good
Moderate wear and is fully functional.
Fair
Moderate wear and has condition issues that may or may not be repairable.
