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Cartier is shaking things up once again with its latest additions to Clash de Cartier. The audacious collection that disrupted expectations with its subversive mix of beads and studs now expands even further. New colour expressions, pure gold creations and twice the elements dial up both its bold attitude and tactile appeal.
At its core, the collection is about contrast, where soft movement meets graphic geometry. At the same time, heritage codes collide with a contemporary edge. Now, Cartier pushes that tension further by introducing entirely flexible pieces. Most notably, necklaces and bracelets once in rose gold now debut in yellow gold, with select styles featuring double rows.
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Meanwhile, colour takes centrestage, thanks to vibrant hard stones. Besides its signature studded mesh, Clash de Cartier now incorporates red- and green-dyed agate, pink chalcedony and deep onyx. Artisans first carefully grade each bead for chromatic harmony. Then they secure each with a Clou de Paris nail through a process that blends mechanical precision with hand adjustment.
In its extra large iteration, the collection goes even bolder, boosting volume and presence. Upgraded onyx studs add depth and sophistication to a flexible gold bracelet, necklace and three-finger ring. At the same time, Cartier’s love of transformable design shines in earrings made from two flexible lines. You can wear them either front and back or just at the front, resulting in different effects.
The new creations are now available in Cartier boutiques and online. Except for the extra large onyx iterations, which will arrive separately in boutiques in March 2026. With these launches, Cartier ensures Clash de Cartier continues to evolve while staying true to its daring spirit.
