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Lily Collins is the face of Cartier’s Clash [Un]limited jewellery collection


CARTIER has announced its most loyal ambassador, Golden Globe nominated actress Lily Collins, as the face of the Clash [Un]limited collection and Double C de Cartier bag. The actor’s timeless elegance and inclination towards the curious echoes Cartier’s perennial house codes and own aspirations to collaborate with individuals dedicated to deep commitments.

Lily Collins for Cartier Clash [Un]limited

The collection exudes a distinct whiff of punk, crafting serrated studs in raven-black onyx onto 18K white gold rings and pocket gems, set with 40 brilliant-cut diamonds. Studs are the principal piece of the collection, engineered in a multitude of sizes, deliciously puncturing the refined modernity of Cartier with a rebellious edge.

Tapered, glowing amethysts are set with 227 brilliant-cut diamonds and onyx, customised into striking rings and rounded earrings. For those with a more Magpie eye, the collection also features a particularly audacious Clash [Un]limited watch in Rhodium-finish 18K white gold case set with 178 brilliant-cut diamonds.

Lily Collins for Cartier Clash [Un]limited

Speaking on the collaboration, Collins commented: “For me, being part of the Cartier family means joining a community of unique nonconformists who show great strength of character. Cartier is Paris, it’s this certain idea of elegance and French refinement which the Clash [Un]limited jewellery and the Double C bag embody with classic extravagance.”

by Sophia Ford-Palmer 

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