With Clash de Cartier, the Maison continues to challenge the boundaries of traditional jewellery, introducing new expressions of movement, colour and sensuality.
The latest evolution of the collection sees entirely flexible creations crafted for the first time in yellow gold, necklaces and bracelets that glide over the skin with striking fluidity and presence.
Behind this apparent ease lies remarkable technical mastery. Each piece combines traditional lost-wax casting with high-precision machining, assembling up to 600 meticulously crafted components. Hand-polished articulated elements remain connected yet free to move, creating a subtle vibration, and even a softly engineered sound, that enhances the sensory experience of wearing the jewel.
Clash de Cartier also expands its visual language through bold volumes and rich materials. Red and green dyed agate, pink chalcedony and onyx bring depth and contrast to the collection’s iconic studded mesh.
Precisely aligned hard-stone beads, secured with clou de Paris nails, amplify the architectural character of rings, pendants and earrings, doubling the number of components compared to gold-only versions.
Extra-large designs introduce refined onyx studs and new adjustable ways to wear, from flexible bracelets to transformable earrings. Rooted in Cartier’s early 20th-century avant-garde spirit, Clash de Cartier embodies a powerful dialogue between preciousness and mechanics. Heritage in motion, for all.
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