Cartier

Iconic French style, enduringly desirable.

Since 1847, Cartier has epitomized exceptional jewels. In the early 1900s, even before Art Deco style emerged, Cartier renounced the figurative designs of Art Nouveau for abstract shapes and geometric motifs. The house was also the first in Europe to make jewelry out of platinum. During the Roaring Twenties, Cartier was at the vanguard of Art Deco glamour with pieces that often incorporated Asian and Egyptian themes. Cartier’s most iconic designs—including the Tank watch, Tutti Frutti jewels, the Trinity ring, the Panther, and Love bracelets—exemplify extraordinary versatility, ranging in aesthetic from astonishing opulence to everyday good taste.