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Star's Cartier bracelet becomes most searched Google item

Kylie Jenner's power as a beauty trend-setter just stepped up after it was announced that her Cartier Love bracelet is the single most-googled piece of designer jewelry so far.

 Kylie Jenner's Cartier Love bracelet is Google's most searched item

Kylie Jenner's power as a beauty trend-setter just stepped up after it was announced that her Cartier Love bracelet is the single most-googled piece of designer jewelry so far.

 

According to a new infographic made by Karus Chains,  women often search for the expensive item (costing $1,630 - $43,700 apiece) up to 353, 840 times a month. The 18-year-old often wear six-at-a-time on her wrist.
There was spike in searches for the designer bracelet after the reality star shared a couple of Snapchats in January showing herself in a local Cartier store, revealing that ahe's been locked in one of her bangles for four years.
  
Kylie's preference for Love bracelets may have helped them top Tiffany & Co. engagement rings as the most-searched piece of designer jewelry, as the classic diamond jewelry comes in second with 85,630 average monthly searches.
 
Following Tiffany rocks is the jeweler's Elsa Perreti heart necklace, which averages 61,030 monthly searches, and Swarovski crystal earrings, which come in a variety of shapes and designs and garner about 6,100 monthly searches.
With her sold-out Lip Kit line and growing cosmetics and clothing line empire, Jenner's power for setting trend in the beauty world is pretty much undeniable.

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