Cover Datin Yvette Kang, Fanny Foo, Pauline Gan, Gerrie Beh, Datin Seri Dennis, Allyson Yeo

Tatler Malaysia and Cartier recently hosted an exclusive private viewing of the Grain de Café collection at its flagship Pavilion Kuala Lumpur boutique celebrating timeless design and innovative craftsmanship

Last month, in collaboration with Cartier, Tatler Malaysia hosted an exclusive private viewing of the Maison’s latest Grain de Café collection at its flagship Pavilion Kuala Lumpur boutique. The event celebrated the timeless elegance and innovation of the Maison’s jewellery design. 

The evening commenced with a cocktail reception, where guests were treated to a delectable selection of cocktails, non-alcoholic drinks, and an array of exquisite canapés. The ambience was set for an evening of luxury and sophistication. Following the reception, a Cartier representative delivered a welcoming speech, providing insight into the inspiration and craftsmanship behind the new collection.

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Photo 1 of 12 The event took place at Cartier’s flagship Pavilion KL boutique
Photo 2 of 12 Datin Sri Dennis, Datin Yohko Ng, Christine Cheah, Pauline Gan, Allyson Yeo, Fanny Foo
Photo 3 of 12 Fanny Foo, Christine Cheah, Pauline Gan
Photo 4 of 12 Clemence Hecquet-Ponce
Photo 5 of 12 Nursuhaida Husin, Azizatul Saniah Tan Sri Abdullah
Photo 6 of 12 Cartier attendant showcasing the Grain de Café collection to the evening's guests
Photo 7 of 12 Allyson Yeo
Photo 8 of 12 Datin Sri Dennis, Pauline Gan, Fanny Foo, Suraya Rahmat
Photo 9 of 12 Datin Sri Dennis, Datin Yohko
Photo 10 of 12 Farah Osman
Photo 11 of 12 Farah Osman, Nurida Suraya, Rizman Nordin, Datin Linda
Photo 12 of 12 Celeste Thoi

Guests were then invited to experience the collection through a series of private viewing sessions. This intimate setting allowed attendees to get up close and personal with the jewellery pieces, try them on, and appreciate their intricate details and craftsmanship. The Grain de Café collection, inspired by the glamour of the 1950s French Riviera and the radiant beauty of Grace Kelly, features yellow gold creations that transform the ordinary coffee bean into a symbol of elegance and luxury.

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Photo 1 of 15 Nursuhaida Husin, Azizatul Saniah Tan Sri Abdullah
Photo 2 of 15 Closeup of one of the bracelets from the Grain de Café collection
Photo 3 of 15 Christine Cheah trying on one of the necklaces
Photo 4 of 15 Datin Sri Dennis
Photo 5 of 15 Cheyenne Beh
Photo 6 of 15 Datin Yvette Kang
Photo 7 of 15 A Cartier representative attending to the guests of the evening
Photo 8 of 15 A closeup of one of the ring from the Grain de Café collection
Photo 9 of 15 The ladies sharing their thoughts on the collection
Photo 10 of 15 A closeup of one of the ring from the Grain de Café collection
Photo 11 of 15 A necklace from the Grain de Café collection
Photo 12 of 15 Pauline Gan
Photo 13 of 15 A closeup of one of the ring from the Grain de Café collection
Photo 14 of 15 A closeup of the ring and bracelets from the Grain de Café collection
Photo 15 of 15 A necklace from the Grain de Café collection

The collection includes a stunning array of rings, pendants, earrings, and brooches. These pieces enhance the skin like the warmth of summer heat, with clusters of coffee beans that stir with the slightest movement, creating a precious rustle. The sensual curves of the jewellery are studded with fiery diamonds set in white gold, radiating infinite delicacy.

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Sim Wie Boon
General Manager, Tatler Malaysia, Tatler Malaysia
Tatler Asia

Sim Wie Boon is the general manager of Tatler Malaysia. Previously the print and digital editor, Sim hails from the land of the hornbills, Sarawak. Sim is now based in Kuala Lumpur and brings more than a decade of experience in the media industry as a journalist and broadcast producer.

As a self-proclaimed geriatric millennial, he appreciates the finer things in life, from savouring a sip of single malt whisky to relishing in the deliciousness of char siew. While reminiscing about the indie-sleaze era, Sim now finds solace in the soothing tunes of ambient music, staying active through running and occasionally succumbing to the addictive world of doom scrolling.

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