Cartier Accessories

Specializing in timeless, valuable accessories, Cartier pieces are often cherished for multiple generations. They exude everyday elegance, making them high quality accessories that are to be enjoyed not just for special occasions, but on any day.

Cartier has earned a reputation as a preferred purveyor to the rich and famous for more than 150 years. With a loyal following that spans its entire history, Cartier counts the Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, Fords, Morgans, and King Edward VII as clients.

Over the decades, Cartier has dreamed up an ever-changing menagerie of accessory creations. From jeweled cigar cases to monogrammed silver money clips, enameled precious metal perfume spray vials to gold desk sets, Cartier's accessories are both lavish and useful.

Cartier accessories in any shape or form are luxuries in the truest sense of the word. They are objects with inherent exclusivity because of their prohibitive price tags, and often rare, one of a kind pieces as well. As King Edward VII of England once aptly put it, “Cartier is the king of jewelers and jeweler of kings.”

Quick Facts

• In 2015 at Christie's in New York, a Cartier diamond horse brooch with emerald eyes mounted in 18k white gold easily topped its auction estimate of $8,000 to $12,000, selling for $25,000
• A 1930 Cartier Art Deco cigarette case with a textured pink and yellow gold pattern and sapphire cabochon thumb piece went for €6,250 at a 2012 Christie's auction in Amsterdam
• In 2013, Heritage Auctions sold an in the box with a certificate of authenticity circa 2000 limited edition Cartier platinum-finish table lighter doubling as a watch for more than $2,000