Cartier presented new high jewelry items – Kommersant

The journey continues. Cartier presented the final third chapter of its Le Voyage Recommence high jewelery collection at the Ritz Hotel on Place Vendôme in Paris. Her starting point is exciting and unforgettable travel to the farthest corners of the world, and her main source of inspiration is sketches on the favorite themes of the French house.

For example, the Lerro necklace, featuring three green emeralds from Colombia totaling 5.6 carats and diamonds, is an ode to the graphic lines of the Art Deco style. The Pileo ring with a five-carat hexagonal diamond is a reference to the house’s rich bestiary and its marine inhabitants, the spiny urchins. The Yfalos necklace with turquoise, coral, diamond and emerald beads is a story about a love of experimentation, openness to the world and a passion for travel. The Panthre Confiante set with a central 26-carat peridot and beads made of coral, onyx and diamonds is a dedication to the beloved panther, the symbol of the house since 1914 (it was then that Louis Cartier fell in love with Jeanne Toussant and affectionately nicknamed her “the panther”). And the Spina transformable necklace with two central diamonds weighing a total of 4.5 carats and a sapphire of 30 carats, in turn, is a tribute to the craftsmen of the house, who never cease to amaze demanding Cartier fans with new technological surprises on the edge of the possible. With a slight movement of the hand, this necklace turns into a tiara.