Cartier's High Jewelry event will be held at the Kyocera Museum of Art in Kyoto. The last two days will be open to the public.

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Cartier's high jewelry has always been loved by adults with style. A special order-taking event, "Sisieme sans par Cartier," will be held for 11 days from April 8 (Fri.) to 18 (Mon.) at the Kyocera Museum of Art in Kyoto, which underwent a renovation the year before last. This is the first international event in Japan in about six years.

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The venue will feature many unique pieces, including the new "Sisieme Sans Pal Cartier," the high jewelry collection of the same name as the event, and many other pieces that will only exist once in the world. The event will bring together approximately 400 pieces created with the craftsmanship nurtured since the company's founding and the pioneering spirit of constant pursuit of innovation.

From left, Mr. Jun Miyaji, President and CEO, Cartier Japan
Jun Aoki, Director, Kyocera Museum of Art, Kyoto
At the "Sisieme Sans Pal Cartier" press conference.

Regarding how Kyoto came to be chosen as the venue, he said, "Kyoto has produced a wide variety of culture as people have come and gone since the time when it flourished as the imperial capital. There are things hidden in Kyoto that can only be felt with a well-honed sixth sense (shijimu sansu). Cartier's high jewelry conveys the energy that wells up from deep within the earth and has the power to brighten the wearer. Expect a dialogue of sensibilities that transcends logic, and a resonance of beauty that transcends culture," said Mr. Miyaji, President and CEO of Cartier Japan.

The Meiji Restoration reset Kyoto's art scene. Since then, Kyoto has inherited the tradition and history of advanced craft art built up until the Edo period, while pursuing new beauty for the modern age, especially through exchanges with France. The cohabitation of venerable authenticity and innovation is the spirit that flows through Cartier, which was born in France, and we are pleased to hold "Sisieme sans par Cartier" at this museum, which has renewed its 80-year-old architecture in the same spirit," continued Aoki, director of the Kyocera Museum of Art, Kyoto. Aoki, director of the Kyoto Kyocera Museum of Art.

On April 17 (Sun.) and 18 (Mon.), the exhibition will be open to the public in order to create an opportunity to experience Cartier's artistry and craftsmanship. On the final day, Monday, April 18, a talk session will be held with Mr. Aoki and Jun'ei Nakata, executive director of "Sohonzan Daigoji Temple," as guests. The public viewing will beOfficial Cartier LINE AccountYou can apply for the program at , and we encourage you to do so.