Paris, 19 March 2024 Estimated reading time: 4 minutes In the elegant and futuristic setting of the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), the venerable haute joaillerie house Cartier is preparing to open the doors to its historical and artistic splendor to the Korean public. The exhibition "Cartier, Crystallization of Time," beginning on May 1st, promises to immerse its visitors in the luxurious universe of Cartier, offering an unprecedented glimpse into its heritage and craftsmanship. Since its foundation in 1847, Cartier has risen to the rank of legend in the world of luxury accessories. Today, it invites Korea once again to delve into its archives and collections after a successful initial revelation in 2008. "It is an honor to return to Seoul, a city that so harmoniously combines tradition and modernity, a perfect echo of the spirit of our house," says a representative of Cartier. The exhibition, scenographed by the New Material Research Laboratory, led by artist Hiroshi Sugimoto and architect Tomoyuki Sakakida, introduces a dialogue between the art of jewelry and architecture, highlighting Cartier's innovative approach through the ages. In collaboration with the Onjium Institute, the brand has infused a Korean essence into the exhibition, incorporating traditional materials for a unique cultural blend. Among the highlights of the exhibition is a white gold bracelet from 2015, adorned with a majestic 189.345-carat opal, as well as a Hindu necklace commissioned by Singer heiress, Daisy Fellowes. These creations, among others, testify to Cartier's…
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