3 d. ago Inside Queen Camilla's £9million jewellery showcase in Italy: From royal heirlooms to sentimental family pieces

Experts at Steven Stone have highlighted some of the most remarkable pieces in Queen Camilla's collection - together estimated to be worth over £9 million.

Economics

6 d. ago Why royal jeweller Cartier 'was the first to know King Edward VIII would abdicate'

Following the death of George V in January 1936 royals and aristocrats flocked to Jacques Cartier to invest in jewellery for Edward VIII's Coronation.

Events

7 d. ago How 'king of jewellery' with more than a century of Royal Family ties has remained the signature aristocracy accessory brand

Cartier has been called the King of jewellery, but it is very much the jeweller of kings, queens, empresses, maharajahs, princesses and almost everyone who is anyone in the aristocracy the world over.

Politics

7 d. ago How 'king of jewellery' with more than a century of Royal Family ties has remained the signature aristocracy a

How 'king of jewellery' with more than a century of Royal Family ties has remained the signature aristocracy a  Daily Mail

Politics

1 week ago ‘The king of jewellers’: V&A charts the rise of Cartier in new exhibition

Exhibition will explore relationship between British royal family and French jeweller, with more than 350 pieces on displayIt’s the museum that has explored the history of underwear, the death of the suit and the glamour of Italian fashion. Now the V&A is turning its attention to Cartier with an exhibition of more than 350 jewellery pieces including gobstopper-sized diamond rings and dazzling tiaras.The exhibition charts the evolution of the French jeweller across fashion, design and craftsmanship since the turn of the 20th century. The V&A’s existing jewellery collection is one of its most visited galleries and the Cartier story is already proving popular. Tickets for the first six weeks of the show, which starts on Saturday, have sold out. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago The British Royal Hitler named as the 'most dangerous woman in Europe'

She is often credited for holding up the monarchy through various crises, including the abdication of King Edward VIII and the bombing of Buckingham Palace during World War II.

Events