Cartier Nature Sauvage

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Nature Sauvage, Cartier’s new high jewellery collection, has been unveiled at a spectacular event in Vienna.

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Like creatures on the catwalk, precious creations took the stage, telling fascinating stories in the instant of the moment. Wild creatures that run wild and become alive in the splendour of majestic gems and spectacular daring designs. Once again, Cartier has perfectly blended its heritage with a vision of the future of jewellery design.

The video above features Bollywood star Deepika Padukone, the absolute protagonist wearing the Maison’s new masterpieces. Here are the highlights of the collection.

Celestsun

Optical games and an arrangement of stones reveal a flamingo with diamond plumage hidden in an emerald bush. A familiar species in the Cartier menagerie, the flamingo is the subject of creations that are at once poetic and joyful. A myriad of emeralds evokes a reed bush, while punctuations of aquamarine recall an aquatic environment. A signature palette that culminates in an imposing 38.50-carat aquamarine. A necklace born from more than 1000 hours of work.

Panthère Jallissante

The panther has been tamed and transformed into a hybrid jewel with magnetic elegance. This fully articulated ring bracelet adds wild energy to the smallest gestures. With its slender limbs, diamond coat flecked with sapphires, and emerald eyes, the panther watches us, ready to pounce at any moment, as the fierce guardian of an 8.63-carat Zambian emerald.

Amphista

Sinuous and symmetrical, two reptiles snake around the neck. Their diamond scales are set with emeralds, and their heads are crowned with kite-shaped diamonds. Between them are nine octagonal emeralds from Colombia, totalling 14.72 carats.  A hybrid composition in which the organic blends with the urban through an interplay of geometric motifs. The chromatic intensity of the stones resonates in total harmony.

Mochelys

A turtle that can be transformed into a brooch is hidden under a 71.90-carat rubellite, hidden in a pattern of diamond and rubellite scales. This appearance is made possible by an ingenious system that allows two tiny clips to be folded down. When creativity meets surprise.

Koaga

You can’t help but feel its presence; it shines. The precise, stylised lines of the design enhance its stripes, profile, ears, and muzzle. The zebra, an animal dear to Cartier, holds an emerald-cut diamond and a 6.25-carat pear-shaped rubellite in its mouth. Its emblematic coat creates a graphic play of alternating onyx stripes. Lines paved with brilliant- and emerald-cut diamonds allow openwork to reveal the skin.