jewellery
The History Behind Cartier’s Iconic Panther Jewellery Line
Cartier’s iconic Panther jewellery line, first introduced in 1914, has become a symbol of elegance and luxury, evolving through the vision of Jeanne Toussaint.
jewellery
Auctions
Marie Antoinette-Linked Diamond Necklace Sold for 4.26 Million Swiss Francs at Sotheby’s
A rare diamond necklace linked to Marie Antoinette was sold for 4.26 million Swiss francs at Sotheby’s. Known as "Le Négligé," the Georgian-era jewel captivated bidders, highlighting its historical significance and enduring appeal.
Auctions
Cartier Emerald Brooch Sets Record with $8.85 Million Sale at Christie’s Geneva Auction
An extraordinary Cartier brooch with a 37.41-carat emerald set a record at Christie’s Geneva, selling for $8.85 million. Originally commissioned by Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, this historic piece, adorned with marquise diamonds, underscores the high demand for rare emeralds in luxury auctions.
Precious
Wear the Same Jewellery as the British Royal Family
For centuries, the British Royal Family has set the standard for opulence, elegance, and timeless style, with their stunning jewellery collections often taking centre stage at state events and royal ceremonies.