The Faubourg Saint-Honoré Boutique is the most cosmopolitan boutique of Cartier venues. Many Cartier admirers come from all over the world to visit this place. The classic, minimalist decor of the show window call the attention of every passerby. Simplicity and sobriety are rare in the Faubourg Saint-Honoré, a street which is known for its lavish displays of wealth. Inside the boutique, chairs and showcases are also simple and modern. The minimalist look and feel puts you at ease. On the wall a monochrome photo of Cartier taken in the early 1900s is a reminder of the long history of the French luxury jeweller. Stainding among the jewels on display, the famous "Trinity ring" was created in 1925 for French poet Jean Cocteau. A long time best-seller, this ring is a symbol of Cartier's art and philosophy: creating beautiful artefacts which will be loved and admired for a long time, beyond fads and eras.

Let's start your promenade on the most beautiful avenue in the world, the Champs-Elysées avenue, with visiting the newly opened Cartier's boutique. Cartier's mascot, a panther, welcomes you at the door. Enter a spacious, brightly-lit hall doned with an elegant minimalist decor. It was designed by interior designer Bruno Moinard who created the Cartier boutique in Ginza, Tokyo. The stairwell leads to an upper floor divided in several salons, each with a distinct atmosphere: "Arc de Triumph" , "Alcove" , "Curiosity" and "Library". The Trinity Ring 3 gold bands, with Cartier engraving Three bands of gold in three colors. A magical formula for a ring which became legendary the very year it was created: 1924. The Trinity Ring: 3 gold bands in 3 colors Photo credit: Jean-Jacques l'Héritier © Cartier

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