Cartier Celebrates Launch Of 'Clash [Un]limited' Collection With Star Studded Dinner

The worlds of art, celebrity and jewellery collided to celebrate Cartier’s Clash [Un]limited collection in Berlin. The face of the collection, Lily Collins stopped by (during her honeymoon no less); Celeste sang to an audience that included Vanessa Kirby and boxer, Ramla Ali; whilst Normal People star, Paul Mescal bowled up in a Clash [Un]limited brooch and sparking a whole new vogue for the jewellery’s world’s most unsung hero in the process.

Gisela Schober
Lily Collins, Cartier ambassador

After the brand’s huge success of their 2019 Clash De Cartier collection, Clash [Un]limited goes one step further, amplifying Clash’s punky spirit by setting its studs and geometric design within a truly luxurious setting.

Highlighting the Clash de Cartier stud, the pieces are created with pavé diamonds, amethyst, Tahiti pearls and onyx and explore bold new methods of craftsmanship in the process. (A mitten watch; reversible bracelets; earring to be worn inside the ear).

Breaking boundaries and provoking new concepts of jewellery design is nothing new for the luxury French brand. Ever since Louis Cartier created the tank watch back in 1917, giving it a rectangular shape as opposed to the round watches of the day, Cartier has explored provocative new ways with watches and jewellery.

Gisela Schober

Berlin was chosen as the location, a city that blends modern and traditional with a strong artistic spirit; whilst the intimate celebration took place at the Boros Collection, one of Berlin’s most cutting edge art galleries. Also in attendance was Inglourious Basterds
actor Daniel Bruhl as well as singer Jacob Lusk who joined Celeste on stage to sing a modern version of David Bowie, 'Let’s Dance,' proving the Cartier adage that clashing tradition with modern can produce a brand new classic.