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Cartier jewellery featuring diamonds and precious stones, and Wallis Simpson's leopard motif brooch.
25 Nov

Cartier Jewels with Adrian Dickens

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Since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, her Cartier jewels continue to feature prominently in the jewel box of the British Royal Family. Many pieces are embued with history and stories, and all possess the recognisable characteristics of the iconic jeweller.

Whether gifted by a betrothed, spouse or lover, or commissioned by the wearer, the pieces featured in this talk are unique. From the style of the Duchess of Windsor, the extravagance of Barbara Hutton and the over-the-top creations belonging to Maria Felix, this talk discusses many of the pieces seen adorning the rich and famous.

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Wed 25 Nov
  • 1pm - 3.30pm 1:00pm - 3:30pm

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The Johnston Collection
192 Wellington Parade
East Melbourne 3002

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From $60 to $75

Adult / general $75
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  • telephone number: 03 9416 2515
  • email address: hello@johnstoncollection.org
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