1936 65438+In February, King Edward VIII of England, who had been on the throne for less than a year, decided to abdicate in order to marry Simpson, a beautiful woman who had been divorced twice. To show his love, he became the Duke of Windsor and asked Cartier to design jewelry for the Duchess. This important task falls to Jenny. The love story of the Duke of Windsor's "No Beauty" deeply touched her and reminded her of the hopeless future between herself and Joseph, Cartier's heir. As a contestant of the first prize in Cartier Design Competition, Jenny was lucky enough to enter Cartier Company by chance. Her flamboyant personality and fearless courage have enabled her to see a new world in the field of jewelry design. She advocates that art design should return to nature and seek inspiration from animals and flowers in nature. In order to get the source of art, this adventurous woman actually applied for an investigation in the American jungle and encouraged Joseph, the heir of the Cartier family, to explore with them. Joseph agreed to this tie.

During those days in the American jungle, they were in the ocean of wild animals, breathing the fresh air of nature, and their hearts were full of infinite artistic feelings. On this day, most members of the expedition rested in the camp, but Jenny and Joseph were attracted by a beautiful American blue grass and left the team. ...

Jenny and Joseph soon fell in love. Joseph has a wife and children, but in the primitive American jungle, they completely abandoned the shackles of the secular, and even forgot the age gap of 20 years between them, indulging in passion. There, Jenny and Joseph appreciated each other and had no regrets. However, the huge identity gap makes them unbearable to the pressure of public opinion and family. On the one hand, they appreciate the original rough and magnificent scenery of American grassland, on the other hand, they look for design elements and inspiration from the magic of nature.

Jenny racked her brains to interpret this love with a brand-new style in jewelry design. Finally, Jenny remembered the scene of distress with Joseph in the American jungle. She put all her feelings into the design, and designed a series of jewelry such as cheetah brooch, bib necklace, tiger eye with long handle and duck head brooch. Then, a jewelry box containing 57 Cartier jewels was sent to the Duchess of Windsor. She was moved to tears by her husband's love. The cheetah-shaped brooch made her fondle admiringly. The little platinum cheetah with bright diamonds is holding a pillow-shaped ruby weighing 18.29 carats, and her * * * inlaid eyes are shining with soft and alert light. Since then, the Duchess of Windsor and her husband have taken a cheetah brooch with them everywhere. She knows that this brooch hides another woman's sad emotional sustenance.

Jenny succeeded. When she toasted Joseph with tears in her eyes, Joseph's wife discovered the secret feelings between her husband and Cartier's ace designer, and also found out the agreement she reached with the Cartier family. She immediately warned her husband and Cartier's family that if she continued to let Jenny stay, she would expose the scandal between Cartier's heir and artistic director. Jenny was heartbroken to see Joseph haggard with pain. She doesn't want the people she loves to suffer, and she doesn't want to see the image of the jewelry brand that she has devoted countless efforts to be damaged because of her. She thinks it's time to let go.

1942 In the summer, on a starry night, Jenny and Joseph met by the Seine River and made their final farewell. Joseph took out a red box with a delicate pear-shaped diamond ring in it. When he put a ring on Jenny, she burst into tears. But she never imagined that this ring is not a promise in this life, but an agreement in the afterlife. On the way back, Jenny's car had an accident. Joseph didn't drive that day. He was in her car. He was badly injured and never woke up.

Cartier jewelry has become a brand story because of a legendary love story.