Brands: Key Trends in the Luxury Jewellery Industry

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Brands: Key Trends in the Luxury Jewellery Industry

is hinged, enabling the bracelet to open

Résonances de Cartier is the spring jewellery collection from Cartier,

Résonances 2017 High Jewellery made up of 12 distinctive pieces including rings, bracelets, necklaces -

and a tiara, a collection of the world’s finest precious stones

Hypnose was one of the latest additions to Cartier's women's line.

Hypnose 2016 Watches While the oval case shape is not new for Cartier, they have managed -

to reinvent it in a fresh and modern way

A high jewellery line with unxepected colour combinations. Most of

the collection was influenced by the aesthetic of the Far East, a Coloratura 2018 High Jewellery - Cartier fascination that dates back to the earliest years of the

company.

The Clash de Cartier collection, their “two-sided jewel” that does “a

mix and match of aristocratic codes”, explores the duality of

Clash de Cartier 2019 Jewellery jewellery. It revisits the house’s archival geometry designs and its -

penchant for studs, beads and clous carrés, or square nails, which

dates back to the ’30s, and reinterprets it disruptively.

Source: Company data, Morgan Stanley Research