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If you don't know Cartier's Tutti Frutti collection, you can't claim to be a tight Cartier fan! This collection, which was not named Tutti Frutti until 1970, is considered among the most iconic parts of the brand. A much older collection than the panther series. It was first designed for Queen Alexandra in 1901, and this was the first tutut frutti necklace. The wife of the governor of India, gifted to Queen Alexandra three Indian dresses. The queen decided to wear these three dresses on a special occasion to attend and ordered a special necklace for them. Pierre Cartier designed a necklace made of colored stones reminiscent of different leaves and fruit grains. The queen's necklace has been spoken for many years. Cartier combined Exotism and Paris style with his travels to India. Pierre's brother, Jacques Cartier saw different cut stones known as Mughal style. Colorful stones are made up of different leaves, flowers and exotic fruit shapes. Jacques Cartier realized that he found the inspiration he sought after that famous necklace. The brand has supplied these stones from India for your next collection. However, Cartier's creative director Jeanette Toussaint made a big decision saying, "We will shape our own stone from now on." The brand has spent thousands of hours on stone cuts for Tutti Frutti. the result was surprising. Tutti Frutti's adventure, which started with a necklace, continued with pins, brooches, earrings, bracelets. Daizy Fellowes, the heir to SINGER sewing machines, editor of Harper Bazaar in 1936, asked Cartier for a very ambitious necklace. Sapphire. Much has been said about this Necklace, which consists of diamond, emerald and ruby. Thanks to the second wave of fame, Cartier and Tutti Frutti lived their golden age. This collection, which was not named yet in 1970, is now called TUTTI FRUTTI. The collection, which continues to be produced today, also brought a chance to Sotheby and other auction companies. It's good for Tutti Frutti Sotheby, with millions of dollars in earnings. #daisyfellowes #queenalexandra #tuttifrutti #pierrecartier #jacquescartier #cartier #sothebys #india #fruit #leaf #floral #sapphire #ruby #emerald #diamond https://www.instagram.com/p/CPUjzy_FkZh/?utm_medium=tumblr

If you don't know Cartier's Tutti Frutti collection, you can't claim to be a tight Cartier fan! This collection, which was not named Tutti Frutti until 1970, is considered among the most iconic parts of the brand. A much older collection than the panther series. It was first designed for Queen Alexandra in 1901, and this was the first tutut frutti necklace. The wife of the governor of India, gifted to Queen Alexandra three Indian dresses. The queen decided to wear these three dresses on a special occasion to attend and ordered a special necklace for them. Pierre Cartier designed a necklace made of colored stones reminiscent of different leaves and fruit grains. The queen's necklace has been spoken for many years. Cartier combined Exotism and Paris style with his travels to India. Pierre's brother, Jacques Cartier saw different cut stones known as Mughal style. Colorful stones are made up of different leaves, flowers and exotic fruit shapes. Jacques Cartier realized that he found the inspiration he sought after that famous necklace. The brand has supplied these stones from India for your next collection. However, Cartier's creative director Jeanette Toussaint made a big decision saying, "We will shape our own stone from now on." The brand has spent thousands of hours on stone cuts for Tutti Frutti. the result was surprising. Tutti Frutti's adventure, which started with a necklace, continued with pins, brooches, earrings, bracelets. Daizy Fellowes, the heir to SINGER sewing machines, editor of Harper Bazaar in 1936, asked Cartier for a very ambitious necklace. Sapphire. Much has been said about this Necklace, which consists of diamond, emerald and ruby. Thanks to the second wave of fame, Cartier and Tutti Frutti lived their golden age. This collection, which was not named yet in 1970, is now called TUTTI FRUTTI. The collection, which continues to be produced today, also brought a chance to Sotheby and other auction companies. It's good for Tutti Frutti Sotheby, with millions of dollars in earnings. #daisyfellowes #queenalexandra #tuttifrutti #pierrecartier #jacquescartier #cartier #sothebys #india #fruit #leaf #floral #sapphire #ruby #emerald #diamond https://www.instagram.com/p/B9twNeQF6gU/?igshid=1b4n7npvymkiy

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Another jewel I am obsessed with is this spectacular ruby bead and diamond ring by Cartier. Similar designs were owned by fashion icons Daisy Fellowes and the Duchess of Windsor, two arbiters of style counted among the most revered jewelry collectors of the 20th century. The covetable ring, of which only a few have been seen at auction, is a highlight of @sothebys Important Jewels sale next month. #cartier #rubybeadring #diamond #1940s #daisyfellowes #duchessofwindsor #jewelstocovet #jewelryobsession #sothebysjewels #importantjewels #september24-25

Daisy Fellowes's necklace was completed in May 1936 using stones from three earlier pieces - a necklace and two mismatched bracelets - purchased from Cartier by Fellowes. A total of 785 gems, including 594 diamonds, were supplied by the heiress's recycled pieces, and Cartier added to that a total of 238 diamonds and 8 rubies. The flowering bib of jeweled vegetation was breezily secured by Indian-style silk cords, allowing the necklace to be worn tight around the neck or looser and lower. (Her Collier Hindou as illustrated on page 186 in the book “Cartier: 1900-1939″ by Judy Rudoe) #collierhindou #daisyfellowes #cartier #jewelyinfocus #jewelsdujour #jewelryhistory #tuttifrutti #circa1936

#tbt to this discovery - Daisy Fellowes' ruby and diamond fringe bracelet by Van Cleef & Arpels of similar design to her iconic emerald versions @vancleefarpels #daisyfellowes #manchettebracelets #vancleefarpels #iconicjewels