Cartier Exhibition at V&A Museum to Showcase Over a Century of Iconic Design

Opening April 12, 2025, the exhibition features over 350 pieces, highlighting Cartier’s royal ties, celebrity patrons, and craftsmanship evolution.

The exhibition at London’s V&A Museum will run from April 12 to November 16, 2025, offering a comprehensive retrospective of Cartier’s history.
More than 350 pieces will be displayed, including jewelry, watches, and unseen drawings, with items linked to figures like Queen Elizabeth II, Grace Kelly, and Rihanna.
The exhibition explores Cartier’s longstanding connection with the British royal family, starting with King Edward VII’s royal warrant in 1902.
Curated by Helen Molesworth and Rachel Garrahan, the narrative introduces new chapters on Cartier’s evolution and cultural significance.
British architect Asif Khan designed an immersive scenography, dividing the exhibition into themes of creativity, craftsmanship, and client influence.