Cartier Most Famous and Iconic Jewellery: A Timeless Legacy

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

Bravo for all the Artisan and Artists who created these Masterpieces of fine arts and beauty, and Vivat for the Collectors.

[@marthamcanally3422]

Gorgeous Jewelry Cartier symbol of Elegance 🌹

[@sushilaaggarwal8189]

V.v.thank u these are v v beautiful.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@pacificrules]

Stunning collections indeed.🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@AgrianRamos]

Sabia que saldrían las de María Félix! Amo a la Doña!

[@blue_moon6490]

Gorgeous collection of jewelry!! 🤩💖

[@kathryndowsett6494]

Absolutely stunning!

[@angelshaw7357]

Most captivating and elegant jewelry!

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Yes, definitely.

[@robb2biago]

These are pieces you never forget, once you’ve see them. That Daisy Fellows necklace is stunning. And the fact that the panther Bracelet is still being made, the Ducjess of Windsor really had an eye for jewelry. And then the Patiala? Holy moly. And part of it was found in a second hand shop? Really?! Boy knew how to wear bling. Mysteriously disappeared…And bless Princess Catherine, she does any tiara justice.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Yes, it's a pity that Patiala now is actually just a replica, without original stones...

[@ull474]

Stunning collection

[@linethgonzalez5878]

Loved all of them, thank you for sharing

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Thanks to you for your feedback!

[@stevenbabe3288]

These are stunning pieces of work thank you for sharing this. I would have liked to have known the value of these and who has them now.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@patricialong5767]

Beautiful!

[@ronnie7075]

I saw the majority of these pieces at the Cartier Exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia in April 2018. Along with lots of other beautiful pieces including Princess Grace of Monaco's ruby and diamond pieces and Elizabeth Taylors Mike Todd Ruby necklace. The Nizam of Hyderabad necklace is a lot smaller than expected. All the pieces in this video are gorgeous in their own right. The Patalia necklace now has a large citrine as the centre piece. It also looks very heavy. Thank you for the video.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Patiala necklace is definitely stunning, yes :). Thanks for your feedback.

[@nan7503]

Liz Taylor wore her own jewelry! She was a star! None of the stars nowadays wear their own jewelry! The Duchess of Windsor's stash is still my favourite!

[@JewelleryPleasure]

The interesting thing, where Richard Burton get all this money to buy such amount of jewellery to Liz?

[@nan7503]

@@JewelleryPleasure I often wondered also. She probably then funded his lifestyle because he spent it all on jewels. There are no stars left of that era. Just actors who have a lot of money and live in huge sometimes badly designed homes. It says a lot.

[@wendygillard2133]

Fabulous jewellery

[@isabelbarroso3381]

My favorite is the Tutti Fruity necklace.

[@cheryldodd-marko9787]

Seen in new york many years ago. Exquisite. 🕊🇺🇲💕

[@reinadegrillos]

Hermosas piezas, obras de arte. Gracias por la información.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Gracias por tus comentarios. Me alegro de que te haya gustado

[@francinesicard464]

Everything the Cartier house has produced since Louis François Cartier since 1847 is of unparalleled splendour. But my favourite pieces are the Tutti Frutti.

[@DSR299]

The Grace Kelly ring is my favorite. And, of course, it is worn by such a perfectly beautiful woman.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

To be honest, in context of Cartier best jewellery, for me, is not the top1. BUT, if we talk about the best rings in the world, I agree with you, the Grace Kelly ring will be in the top

[@reginaldpayne6221]

I Love this one alot ❤ 💕 ♥ 💓 💗 💙 Diamond Balenciaga

[@csm92459]

Cartier makes breathtaking jewelry--and I was lucky to see an exhibition at the San Francisco Legion of Honor Art Museum in late 2009 - early 2010. Unfortunately for that exhibition, earlier in 2009 the museum ran an exhibit named "Artistic Luxury: Faberge, Tiffany, Lalique" I say unfortunately because the design of the Cartier pieces did not measure up to the design work of the other three. The pieces from Faberge, etc., were creative, imaginative, elegant. and restrained. The Cartier show items were stunning, but seemed to depend more on carat count than on design for their impact. I realize it comes down to personal taste--I really wanted to enjoy the Cartier show, but the comparison really killed it for me. The difference between Audrey Hepburn and Kim Kardashian I'm sorry to say.

[@minniesmomma6374]

Those pieces are stunning. I love jewelry. All jewelry. I am lucky enough to own a Cartier bracelet that I inherited from my grandmother. She inherited from her Aunt who was a Broadway star. Marilyn Miller was her name. It is 3 strands of jade beads with a platinum clasp that has diamonds paved (spelling might be incorrect) into it and where the strands of beads connect to is a round piece with diamonds. It is beautiful. My grandmother used to wear it all the time. Even to the grocery store. She loved her Aunt Marilyn and called her Lump. She was named after her. I miss my grandmother. I let my daughter in law wear it as her something borrowed for her wedding. The jade matched her bridesmaids dresses. Now I wear it once in a blue moon as I don’t go anywhere as I am pretty much homebound. So once in a while I wear it to the doctors office. I say why not. I did not realize Grace Kelly wore her actual engagement ring for the movie High Society. What a beautiful Diamond. I loved the scene when she steamed it with her breath and rubbed it on the silk pillow.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Wow! It's great to have something valuable as Cartier bracelet left by grandmother. And your example also has a rich history!

[@minniesmomma6374]

@@JewelleryPleasure thank you.

[@YasminaMalek-li9jh]

Fabuleux, merveilleux. Je Ne parle pas anglais.mais Merci.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Thanks for watching and your feedback!

[@luiscavegneri8124]

Cartier q excelencia ...d Trabajo.

[@mediocremaiden8883]

*eyes grow as big as saucers* Is that the infamous Nizam of Hyderabad Necklace in the thumbnail? 😍 ❤️

[@hapuunofficial7149]

Yep

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Actually it's The Patiala Necklace, and I prefer it more than Nizam of Hyderabad :)

[@vickilindberg6336]

The jewelry is all beautiful but at least a couple if the pieces also cover up neck lines & areas where the wearer might have had excess exposure to the sun.

[@reccccer2452]

María Félix 🌹

[@dannybeun948]

Très très Chic

[@UKindness4]

Jane Fonda looked spectacular in that Cartier necklace!

[@jivaramchaudhary5064]

Good

[@mediocremaiden8883]

👋 Hi...Also, How come the Tutti Frutti necklace didn't stay in the British Royal Family? Or become Property of The Crown? Or be inherited by her daughter in law Queen Mary and reading and watching videos of Queen Mary she seems to have had a habit of "collecting" treasured jewelry. I know you said Cartier was inspired by Queen Alexandra's commission and later expanded it to an entire collection but do you know what became of her Tutti Frutti Collier specifically?

[@JewelleryPleasure]

It might be little bit complicated to me to explain. Actually, Queen Alexandra commissioned Cartier to create something in "Indian Style" and during that creation Cartier was inspired by that Indian style and in future that inspiration was used for creation the Tutti Fruity collection, particularly for Daisy Fellowes necklace. Hence, the Queen Alexandra's "Indian Style" necklace is still in Royal collection (I hope). Thanks for you comments by the way :)

[@JewelleryPleasure]

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[@ElenaDijk]

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[@libertygiveme1987]

For a man to wear an OSTENTATIOUS NECKLACE like that, I'm sorry, but it's a BIT FRUITY!!!! Grace Kelly's ring was INCREDIBLE, and I LOVED the Ruby and Diamond Necklace, just NOT ON JANE FONDA, YUCK!!!!

[@elenagakova1260]

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[@guldenaydin9918]

🌈💝

[@ElePranaityte]

Accent hurt my ears...Watch muted!

[@barbaratompkins108]

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[@李玫玲-e9b]

我对美容没興趣，自然就是美。

[@Sadie08]

Get a new narrator, please!!!

[@elenaalkhimovitch6227]

Как раз сейчас в Мехико выставка проходит, вместе с крокодилами. Вы лучше по-русски комментируйте видео!

[@maryhirsch7170]

English would have to improve a whole lot before I would subscribe!

[@labgirl739]

Not all people speak one language, you know.

[@dayangmarikit6860]

Rude

[@maryhirsch7170]

@@dayangmarikit6860 truth

[@kamuigrey4597]

​@@maryhirsch7170 still rude.

[@KotMordan]

Oh no, Mary! We will miss you so very much! Not really LOL

[@janethollman7894]

The whole thing spoilt by the narrative

[@claralelli-yy5cf]

Oddio che schifo mi viene il mal di testa

[@DeHirvilammi]

No one speaks English anymore

[@YoKeenVIII]

The narration is a severe crime against pronunciation.

[@AgrianRamos]

How many languages do you speak!?

[@oteroyvanroy]

@@AgrianRamos Exactly

[@gregorythompson6969]

The last R is silent in Cartier.

[@HACEk336]

Patiala necklace was actually stolen from INDIA PATIALA

[@neilnicco]

“Mysterious circumstances” sounds very much like “the colonizers stole it” 👍🏽

[@cg8397]

Not necessarily, the family had money problems because the maharaja who commissioned the necklace (Bhupinder Singh) also had an excessive personal life (10 wives, multiple concubines, 52 children).