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1917A New York City Home
Cartier opens the Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion at Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street. -
1922American Artworks
Pierre Cartier named the New York workshops the American Artworks. -
1939New York World’s Fair
At the New York World’s Fair, Pierre Cartier holds the prestigious post of the President of the House of Jewels. -
1947LIFE Magazine
Esteemed LIFE magazine photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt creates an extraordinary photo essay about every aspect of the Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion for the magazine's 13.5 million readers. -
1956Grace Kelly
American actress Grace Kelly, soon-to-be Princess of Monaco, shopped at the Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion weeks before marrying Prince Rainier III of Monaco. -
1969Taylor-Burton Diamond
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor both agreed to display their 69.42-carat pear-shaped Cartier diamond in the window of the Fifth Avenue Mansion. Every day thousands of people stopped in front of the store to admire the first diamond to exceed one million dollars. -
1969The LOVE Bracelet
The LOVE Bracelet is sold for the first time in the NY boutique. -
1970New York Landmark
The Landmarks Preservation Commission declared the Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion a New York Landmark. -
1980The Christmas Red Ribbon
The Christmas red ribbon is wrapped around the Mansion for the first time, beginning a beloved modern Cartier tradition. -
1997"Cartier 1900-1939"
Cartier exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: “Cartier 1900-1939”. -
2001Place de Cartier
The intersection between 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue was named “Place de Cartier". -
2016A Two-And-A-Half-Year Renovation
The Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion reopens after a historic two-and-a-half-year renovation.
History of
The Mansion
The Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion, the last remaining Mansion in Midtown, has been restored to its original 1904 glory. Designed to inspire the imagination to wander, the Mansion bridges a contemporary atmosphere with classic style on a stunning scale for an unmistakable Cartier experience.