Cover Panthere Jaillissante bracelet / ring with white gold, emerald, sapphire spots, onyx nose, emerald eyes, diamonds (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
Panthere Jaillissante bracelet / ring with white gold, emerald, sapphire spots, onyx nose, emerald eyes, diamonds (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
1 / 1
Discover the Nature Sauvage collection, where exquisite high jewellery captures the wild beauty of the animal kingdom
The playful juxtaposition of nature’s creatures with man’s creations has been a signature style of the Cartier Maison. Take its new high jewellery collection Nature Sauvage which exudes the spirit of flora and fauna and celebrates creatures in surreal shapes and forms. Every piece is meticulously crafted as a wearable work of art, beautifully igniting the imagination and paying homage to the wonders of the natural world.
Don't miss: Get to know Jet Acuzar and the Cartier timepieces she loves wearing
The Maison has truly made yet another sparkling array of haute joaillerie. One of the standouts for this collection is the Alae necklace. This art-deco inspired creation mimics the silhouette of a skyscraper, but upon closer inspection, a beautifully crafted beetle made of diamonds and onyxes with its wings caught in mid-beat is revealed. It’s a retelling of a playful tale of when worlds collide; the contrast of cityscape’s sharp-edge geometry with the critters’ intricate details doesn’t go unnoticed, especially to the trained eye of adorers of beautiful ornaments.
Above The Mochelys necklace (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
The Mochelys necklace (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
1 / 1
The Mochelys necklace appears as a stunning abstract work at first glance. However, when looking at it closely, a hidden turtle is integrated and cast onto the element. This treasure features a 71.90-carat rubellite that anchors the design, with the turtle’s head and legs becoming visible when the piece is transformed into a brooch.
Above Panthère Jaillissante ring-bracelet (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
Above The koaga necklace (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
Panthère Jaillissante ring-bracelet (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
1 / 2
Last but not least, the leaping panther imagery is found in the Panthère Jaillissante ring-bracelet. This work captures the panther, an iconic symbol of the Maison, in a moment of poised tension, looking as if it’s about to leap. An 8.63-carat Zambian emerald rests in the panther’s grasp, its emerald eyes and sapphire-spotted coat enhancing the lifelike quality of the alluring sculpture. Fully articulated, the ring-bracelet moves with the wearer while creating a dynamic energy with each gesture.
Above The griffon necklace (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
The griffon necklace (Photo: Courtesy of Cartier)
1 / 1
Jacqueline Karachi, director of high jewellery creation at Cartier, describes Nature Sauvage as “a new perspective on the Cartier animals to surprise, amaze and bring modernity by way of unexpected encounters”. The collection’s playful hide-and-seek game with nature’s creatures adds a sense of wonder and discovery. Each piece tells a story, capturing fleeting moments of elegance, power and mystery.
To discover the wondrous high jewellery collection, please visit cartier.com
NOW READ
Cartier celebrates 100 years of Trinity with Jisoo, Jackson Wang and more
Anant Ambani’s watches and jewellery: From Audemars Piguet gifts to bespoke Cartier brooches
A Cartier Christmas: Snapshots from the end-of-year party at its gorgeous flagship boutique
About
Dwyane Yra is a lover of life and a free spirit. She enjoys comedy, romance and horror films and novels. A graduate of Philosophy from De La Salle University, she is enamoured by the human psyche and what makes us human.
Work
Dwyane Yra has written for advertorials and features for Tatler. Email her at dwyane.dinglasan@tatlerphilippines.com for any enquiries and leads.
