The world of jewellery was for centuries an all-male domain, until a handful of intrepid and determined women burst onto the scene at the turn of the 20th century and changed the face of haute joaillerie forever. One such trailblazer was Jeanne Toussaint, an icon(oclast) who revolutionised the industry when she took the helm of Cartier as its first-ever female creative director, and whose spirit of fearless independence and intelligence lives on today through the Maison’s head of watchmaking, Marie-Laure Cérède.

A richer interpretation of the original La Panthère fragrance, this bold and seductive scent carries notes of gardenia, chypre, apricot, and osmanthus

Celebrating the beauty of the precious stone in its untouched state, the Maison introduces a singularly stunning design in raw emerald, diamond, and white gold

Featuring the classic time-only format as well as the first-ever skeletonised style

Making its debut this month, the arresting timepiece features a kinetic bracelet of gold and precious stones

The luxury house rekindles its love affair with India with this brand new necklace

The actress and model talks horror movies, her first role, and how she managed to cry for 40 minutes in "I Wish Someone Were Waiting For Me Somewhere"

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with these unique and fabulous ang pao packets

When it comes to what to wear to the year-end parties, we say don't follow dress codes but colour codes instead

The actress will star in a campaign film for the upcoming jewellery line, to be unveiled on 10 April. Watch the teaser below.

The internet is obsessed with the bag inspired by Cartier’s iconic jewellery case.

Cartier's iconic timepiece now sports a gorgeous metallic blue dégradé dial inspired by the sky.