Cartier’s new chapter, ‘Le Chœur des Pierres’, puts the stone first. Across 125 pieces the panther returns and Tutti Frutti is reborn, with six pink diamonds from the closed Argyle mine among the rarities.
Step into the world of Gilded Age elegance as Phillips brings the Vanderbilt Family Jewels to Geneva this November. Featuring Tiffany & Co. and Cartier masterpieces once owned by Gladys Moore Vanderbilt, this historic collection celebrates the artistry and legacy of one of America’s most influential dynasties.
During the May 2025 edition of GemGenève, attendees enjoyed a rare conversation between jewellery historian Amanda Triossi and Caroline Kranz, Deputy Curator of the Cartier Collection. Together, they revealed the inner workings of one of the most ambitious heritage projects in the world of high jewellery.
Three red leather boxes contain three treasures signed by Cartier.
A high jewellery story of form, contrast, and the elegance of equilibrium.
The Victoria & Albert Museum will host the UK’s first major Cartier exhibition in nearly 30 years from April to November 2025. Featuring over 350 items, it will highlight Cartier’s evolution and influence in jewellery design since the 20th century, showcasing significant pieces, archives, and royal collections that symbolize its craftsmanship and cultural impact.
A collection in which creatures become alive through spectacular gems and designs that blends past heritage and the vision of the future of jewellery design.
Christie’s Milan is offering jewels from the private collection of Italian actress Franca Valeri.
A symbol of the Art Deco style, a coveted jewel for collectors worldwide.
A precious twist around your wrist – a new and bold statement of elegance and style signed by Cartier.