For most people, coffee is what kick-starts their day. It gets the creativity flowing, makes morning meetings that much more bearable, and offers the occasion for a catch-up with loved ones or colleagues. In 1938, Cartier looked to the humble coffee bean for its Grain de Café collection, taking inspiration from its full, round and ripe shape for a singular collection that reflects freedom and sophistication. Rings, pendants, earrings and brooches are embellished with clusters of coffee bean motifs and dotted with diamonds, the gleaming yellow gold reflecting dainty decadence. Discover the collection in the December/January issue of MOJEH and in the gallery below.
Editor in chief: Mojeh Izadpanah | Editor: Kelly Baldwin | Photographer: Fernando Gómez | Stylist and set design: Sharon Max | Jewellery: Cartier | Lighting assistant: Rosa Matilla | Off-set fashion assistant: Emily Fromant | Post-production: Yulia Taits
Originally published in the December/January issue of MOJEH. Subscribe here
