Unveiling the last chapter of the Nature Sauvage High Jewellery collection, Cartier hosted its Ambassadors and Friends of the Maison for the High Jewellery Singapore Gala Dinners at the National Gallery Singapore this week
Rife with stunning animal motifs and immaculately set gemstones in ornate and intricate structures, Cartier’s Nature Sauvage high jewellery collection pays homage to the wild, untamed majesty of nature.
After its grand premiere in Vienna and a second chapter in Shanghai, the Maison unveilled the final chapter of the Nature Sauvage high jewellery collection in Singapore, hosting an intimate gala dinner held at the National Gallery Singapore on April 26.
Interestingly, the National Gallery Singapore also played host to Cartier’s last international High Jewellery event in the nation, representing profound significance for the Maison.
The venue was the perfect backdrop to an evening of heritage, culture and craftsmanship as celebrities and prominent figures from all around the world were invited to witness this unforgettable showcase of creativity and savoir-faire. Hosted by Cartier Southeast Asia & Oceania CEO Yanina Novitskaya and Veronica Prat van Thiel, Cartier International High Jewellery Director, the the star-studded evening saw Friend of the Maison and British actress Gemma Chan dressed in two novelties from the Nature Sauvage Chapter III High Jewellery collection: the Molinae earrings and necklace. Meanwhile, Cartier ambassador and Korean actor Byeon Woo Seok wore a Reflection de Cartier necklace, the White Hana brooch, and a Santos de Cartier watch.
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Above Gemma Chan wearing two novelties from Cartier’s Nature Sauvage high jewellery collection

Above Korean Byeon Woo Seok wearing Cartier jewellery and watch
Guests were treated to a five-course gastronomic journey inspired by Nature Sauvage, crafted exclusively for the evening by Chef Jimmy Lim, the Singapore-born, Taiwan-based chef-proprietor of the three-Michelin-starred JL Studio.
Riveting performances of the evening set things on a high note, including a contemporary dance performed by Arabesque Vietnam Dance Company and choreographed by acclaimed director Nguyen Tan Loc, as well as instrumental performance by Singapore-based multidisciplinary collective SAtheCollective. Singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor took to the stage in a stellar headline performance as well.
Later, a stunning runway show complemented the guests’ sensorial dining experience as the Maison presented its exclusive couture collaboration with celebrated Dutch designer, David Laport.
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