The Victoria and Albert Museum has just opened a blockbuster exhibition, Cartier, exploring the beloved French jeweller.

An exhibition celebrating jewelry made by the prestigious French luxury goods company Cartier since the start of the 20th century, including watches and tiaras, is now on view at London’s V&A Museum.

A spellbinding exhibition of Cartier jewels, many never seen before in public, opened in London tracing the history of the ...

An exhibition of Cartier jewels, many never seen before in public, is opening in London tracing the history of the luxury French maison.

It’s this brilliant reinvention of how to wear antique jewels in a modern way that feels very Cartier.” Divided into three ...

A curator of the Victoria and Albert Museum’s “Cartier” exhibition explains how the jeweler’s “elegance” and “discretion” led ...

The V&A’s new exhibition reveals how royal patronage turned a Parisian jeweller into a symbol of British luxury ...

Making up some of the 350 jewels and objects on display is a flower brooch with a rare pink Williamson diamond that the late ...

The V&A museum is showing a retrospective of some of Cartier’s most iconic creations, many never seen before in public. Read ...

In Panthère jewels and the company of icons, Sophie Wilde helped celebrate the opening of Cartier’s landmark V&A exhibition.

One of the exhibition’s most priceless pieces, on loan from the Royal Collection, is the Williamson Diamond Brooch. Designed by British artist Frederick Mew—whose floral motifs became a favourite ...

Highlights include Queen Elizabeth II’s Williamson diamond brooch featuring a circular pink diamond of 23.6 carats, as well as the Scroll Tiara, commissioned in 1902 and worn by Clementine ...