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Cartier
In 1847 Louis-Francois Cartier takes over the workshop of his master, Adolphe Picard, at rue Montorgueil in Paris. The premises becomes bigger and bigger and in 1853 opens up to private clientele. In 1899. Alfred Cartier, son of the founder, chooses the prestigious address of 13 rue de la Paix for his new premises, at the very heart of Parisian elegance and luxury.
Where to find it: Paris: 13 Rue del la Paix; London: 175-176 New Bond Street; New York: 653 Fifth Avenue
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Tiffany & Co.
Since 1837, Tiffany & Co. has maintained the very highest standards in design, materials and craftmanship. This is the reason that Tiffany jewellery is treasured worldwide and passed down from one generation to the next.
Where to find it: Stores Worldwide; London: 25 Old Bond Street; New York: Fifth Avenue at 57th Street
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Bulgari
Every Bulgari creation is permeated with a spirit of excellence, hence the attention to detail and the research for absolute quality, typical of each product, coexist with an innate yearn to surpass oneself and respond passionately to the ever changing market's requests.
Where to find it: Stores Worldwide; London: 168-169 New Bond Street; New York: 730 Fifth Avenue
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Chopard
Elle Mc Pherson, Kylie Minogue, Joan Collins, Ivana Trump and Denise Rich; all wore Chopard jewellery.
Where to find it: Stores Worldwide; London: 25-28 Old Burlington Street; New York: 21 East 63rd Street
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Mikimoto
Mikimoto pearls are referred to as hanadama, or 'flower pearls', which denotes the highest quality pearls. Over one hundred years ago, in 1893, Kokichi Mikimoto succeeded in producing the world's first cultured pearl. Since that day, MIKIMOTO continues to make history, creating its own distinctive style.
Where to find it: Stores Worldwide; London: 179 New Bond Street; New York: 730 Fifth Avenue
