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A must-have accessory for the spring-summer season is men's glasses from Cartier. The Cartier men's glasses collection for 2025 is an example of luxury, innovation and timeless design. The current offerings demonstrate a combination of classic elegance and modern aesthetics, satisfying the most demanding tastes.
Highlights from the 2025 collection:
Cartier Santos CT0034S
A modern take on aviator style, these sunglasses feature iconic screw-in details reminiscent of Santos watches. Precision crafted to offer style and comfort.
With Decor CT0251S
These square-shaped sunglasses feature a soft double bridge and signature detail
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The combination of Windsor and titanium frames provides durability and a modern look.
Cartier Pantheon CT0502S
Embodying the playful elegance of the panther, this model features bold design elements and luxurious finishes, making a strong fashion statement.
Cartier Premiere CT0496O
Paying homage to classic design, these glasses offer a minimalist aesthetic with subtle Cartier branding, suitable for both formal and casual wear.
Cartier Clash CT0543S
For those looking for a bold and edgy look, this style combines geometric shapes with luxurious materials, reflecting Cartier's innovative spirit.
The Legendary History of Cartier
The Legendary History of CartierCartier is one of the most prestigious and historic luxury brands in the world, renowned for its fine jewellery, watches and accessories. In 1847, Louis-François Cartier took over his master's workshop in Paris, marking the birth of Cartier. Initially known as a fine jewellery maker, Cartier became distinguished for its exquisite craftsmanship and unique designs. The brand quickly became popular among the French aristocracy for its bespoke pieces, and in 1859, the first boutique opened at 31 rue Montorgueil in Paris.
Throughout the brand’s history, new models have appeared, old ones have been reinterpreted, but the cultural tradition of centuries has always been preserved. In 2014, Cartier participates in an exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris, showcasing its rich history and craftsmanship. In 2018, the reimagined Santos de Cartier collection is launched, combining tradition and modern watchmaking technology. In 2020, innovation continues with collections such as Clash de Cartier and new versions of the Tank and Ballon Bleu watches. Sustainable development efforts are also evolving. A commitment to responsible sourcing of gold and diamonds, strengthening the brand’s ethics.
The history of style through the prism of CartierCartier.
Cartier. Le style et l'histoire, presented in the prestigious Salon d'Honneur of the Grand Palais, is the first exhibition of this scale in Paris since the Cartier retrospective at the Petit Palais in 1989. Commissioned by the Réunion des Musées Nationales – Grand Palais, the exhibition explores Cartier's role in the history of style and decorative arts from the Maison's foundation in 1847 to the mid-1970s.
The exhibition features more than 600 extraordinary pieces, displayed side by side for the first time. Most of them are from the Cartier collection or have been loaned by individuals, institutions and museum collections from France and around the world. Together, they bear witness to the rich and complex history of the Jeweler of Kings and the King of Jewelers.
Cartier’s creative genius and artistic ability are presented in a new light under the innovative curation of Laurent Salomé, RMN’s Curatorial Director, and his assistant Laure Dalone. Salomé and Dalone approached the exhibition as an art history project, carefully selecting each piece of jewelry, precious accessory, and watch to be displayed.
