It was an Italian, by way of New York City, who made the Parisian house accessible to the modern masses. Aldo Cipullo wasn’t Cartier‘s first foray into accessible jewelry—as a brand that has endured ...

The notoriously private fashion moguls coordinated in sleek tailoring by The Row and extravagant Cartier jewelry for their ...

Such pieces have appeared in recent collections from independent jewelry designers and houses such as Cartier, Bulgari and Dior. By Nazanin Lankarani Recently the jewelry designer Édéenne has been ...

From the 1950s to 1976, Félix commissioned several significant and wildly creative Cartier designs including the famous double-crocodile necklace that was covered with more than 2,000 emeralds and ...

Jewelry ambition visible: Julianne Moore in a Cartier High Jewelry necklace of white and yellow diamonds and petrified wood. The ambition is immediately clear: High Jewelry is the highest level of ...

In the 1920s and 30s, Cartier began turning out gobsmackingly colorful necklaces and bracelets in its Paris atelier, offering its clients vibrant alternatives to diamonds and pearls. The collections, ...

Jewelry with flora and fauna themes dates back to ancient civilization. These subjects, particularly flora, were especially prominent during the 19th century and the recreation of these plant and ...

Luxury, by definition, is lavish abundance and excess. Far from a need, it’s simply a want; and the same applies to luxury jewelry. These indulgent pieces are desirable, aspirational, and sought-after ...

The latest trend puts one gem on top of another, boosting total carat counts — and prices. By Ming Liu In recent years there has been the ring stack and the wrist stack. And the layering necklace ...