Cartier Retrospective Opens at V&A Museum to Sold-Out Crowds

The highly anticipated exhibition features over 350 iconic pieces, celebrating Cartier's legacy of craftsmanship, royal connections, and cultural influence.

The V&A Museum in London has launched a major retrospective showcasing over 350 Cartier jewelry pieces, spanning the brand's 178-year history.
The exhibition, curated by Helen Molesworth and Rachel Garrahan, explores Cartier's artistic innovation, craftsmanship, and ties to royalty and celebrities.
Highlights include the Williamson pink diamond brooch, the Scroll Tiara worn by Queen Elizabeth II, and Grace Kelly's diamond engagement ring.
The exhibition is divided into thematic sections, covering Cartier’s creativity, workshops, and its evolution into a global luxury icon.
Tickets for the first months are sold out, with a glamorous opening night attended by celebrities, dignitaries, and art enthusiasts.