Cartier: Le Voyage Recommencé
Throughout its history Cartier has been a leader in jewelry fabrication, creating a design vocabulary that sets it apart from all other jewelers.
Designers, Makers & Retailers
Harry Winston and the Tale of the Jonker Diamond
It was March 1, 1896 when the baby who would become the diamond whisperer Harry Winston, was born.
Cartier’s Iconic Tutti Frutti Jewels
It all started in 1901 when Queen Alexandra was gifted three traditional Indian-style gowns by Mary Curzon, wife of the Viceroy of India.
The Iconic Van Cleef & Arpels Ballerinas
Ballet was both a passion and an inspiration for Van Cleef & Arpels and the Maison created a collection of Ballerina brooches that celebrate both dance and jewels.
The Iconic Tiffany & Co. Orchids
Orchids were notably one of the biggest sensations at the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1889.
Cartier’s Best Kept Secret: Aldo Cipullo
Born from a broken heart, the Cartier Love Bracelet is emblematic of modern love.
Pat Saling: A Sophisticated Point-of-View
“We want our gallery to be a center where our clients can come to look at jewelry, have a cup of coffee and enjoy our library,” states Pat Saling of her eponymous by-appointment only gallery, located on Manhattan’s Upper Eastside, just steps away from Madison Avenue on 72nd s
A Dictionary of Wonders:
Van Cleef & Arpels
Ballerinas, fairies and a zoo of friendly beasts are all part of the enchanting world created by jewelry Maison Van Cleef & Arpels.
Cartier Design: A Living Legacy
The creative past and future of Cartier are explored in the newly released Rizzoli book, Cartier Design: A Living Legacy.
Francesca Amfitheatrof: Fantastical Jewels
Ever so often a designer comes along who creates jewelry today that may become the collectibles of tomorrow.