An exhibition at London’s V&A Museum is celebrating the exquisite jewellery of Cartier, a prestigious French luxury goods company established in 1847. The exhibition showcases 350 jewels and objects, including watches, tiaras, and rare pieces commissioned by royalty and worn by Hollywood stars. Cartier has been popular with English aristocracy and Hollywood royalty throughout the years, with connections to the British royal family dating back to 1902. Some highlights of the exhibition include a flower brooch with a rare pink Williamson diamond commissioned by Queen Elizabeth II, a rose clip brooch worn by Princess Margaret, and actress Grace Kelly’s diamond engagement ring. There is also a sapphire, yellow, and rose gold wristwatch owned by Jackie Kennedy and later by Kim Kardashian, as well as a tiara made for the Countess of Wessex and worn by Rihanna in 2016. The exhibition curator, Helen Molesworth, praised Cartier for always pushing boundaries and combining elements of heritage with modern design. The exhibition is a testament to Cartier’s timeless elegance and influence on the world of luxury jewellery.
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