V&A Museum Launches Major Cartier Exhibition After 30 Years

The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has launched a significant exhibition titled 'Cartier: Design, Art, and Legacy,' marking the brand's first major UK showcase in nearly 30 years. Running until November 16, 2025, the exhibition features over 350 pieces, including iconic jewelry and watches such as the Love bangle and the 1967 Crash watch, highlighting Cartier's evolution since its founding in 1847. The exhibition also explores Cartier's deep ties to the British royal family, showcasing how royal patronage has helped solidify the brand's status in luxury culture. Additionally, the display includes pieces loaned from King Charles and artifacts from international museums, revealing Cartier's rich legacy in craftsmanship and design innovation. This landmark event offers a rare opportunity for visitors to engage with the history of one of the world's most valuable jewelry houses. Tickets are currently available on the V&A website.