Celebrate The Wild

Cartier's Nature Sauvage High Jewellery Collection is a glittering expression of craftsmanship, cultural storytelling, and unexpected encounters to celebrate Singapore.

- Audrey Simon

WHEN HIGH JEWELLERY meets heritage, the result is more than just dazzling ornamental creations—it becomes a cultural symphony. With Nature Sauvage, Cartier marks 30 illustrious years in Singapore by unveiling a collection that tells a story of nature reimagined and of landscapes brought to life with precious stones.

Staged in April at the Former Command House, a historic site that served as a British outpost during World War II and later housed various dignitaries, the exhibition was divided into six curated universes. Each universe was inspired by a different aspect of Singapore’s Peranakan culture, inviting guests to experience a poetic connection between nature, culture, and craftsmanship.

Designed in collaboration with local artisans, each salon explored three central themes, creating an immersive experience that highlights Cartier’s creative legacy and savoir-faire. These spaces offered a rare opportunity to view one-of-a-kind pieces in a setting that reflects both regional identity and refined craftsmanship.