Alongside the brooch, the exhibition also features a series of never-before-seen preliminary sketches by Mew, offering a rare glimpse into his creative process and the evolution of this extraordinary ...

A spellbinding exhibition of ... Cartier designed a brooch in 1942 of a caged bird to mark the Nazi occupation of France. Following France's liberation, the design was changed in 1944.

An exhibition celebrating jewellery made by the ... Making up some of the 350 jewels and objects on display is a flower brooch with a rare pink Williamson diamond that the late Queen Elizabeth ...

LONDON, United Kingdom — A spellbinding exhibition ... designed a brooch in 1942 of a caged bird to mark the Nazi occupation of France. Following France's liberation, the design was changed ...

It is almost 30 years since the UK hosted an exhibition dedicated ... years of beautiful creativity and design.” Highlights include jewels from the Royal collection including Princess Margaret’s ...

The exhibition, organized by Informa Markets, stands as Southeast Asia’s leading exhibition for medical device design and manufacturing, bringing together every aspect of the medical device ...

AFP London: A spellbinding exhibition ... Cartier designed a brooch in 1942 of a caged bird to mark the Nazi occupation of France. Following France's liberation, the design was changed in 1944.

Kuala Lumpur [Malaysia], April 10: Informa Markets announces the launch of Medtec Southeast Asia 2025, the premier medical device design and manufacturing exhibition in Southeast Asia, making its ...

This exhibition includes entire new chapters not treated in previous exhibitions.’ British architect and artist Asif Khan (behind London's new Canada Water bridge) heads the exhibition design ... and ...

Show more Show less This 1906 diamond brooch ... exhibition of Cartier jewels, many never seen before in public, is opening in London tracing the history of the luxury French design house beloved ...

Following France's liberation, the design was changed in 1944. Called "Free as a Bird" the brooch shows a chirping bird, bearing France's distinctive red, white and blue colours, spreading its wings ...