The first Cartier Cartier, praised by King Edward VII of England as "the jeweler of the emperor, the emperor of jewelers", has created many dazzling and wonderful works in more than 50 years. These works are not only masterpieces of jewelry and watches, but also have high artistic value and are worth appreciating and pondering. They are often legendary because they once belonged to celebrities. From the huge necklace ordered by the prince of India, to the tiger-shaped glasses that once walked with the Duchess of Windsor, to the sword full of symbols in the French Academy of Cocqueteaux, a great scholar, Cartier tells one legend after another. Tiffany &; Co) 1837 18 On September 8th, Charles Lewis Tiffany borrowed $ 1000 as capital and opened a boutique called Tiffany &: Young's stationery and daily necessities, with a turnover of only $4.98 on the opening day. To Charles. Lewis? 1902 When Tiffany died, her fortune was $35 million. No wealth fell from the sky, from a small stationery boutique to one of the largest jewelry companies in the world today. "Classic" has become synonymous with Tiffany, because too many people are proud of wearing Tiffany jewelry, which has developed with history. Third place, Derrier, fourth place, Van Cleef &; Yabao) fifth Bulgari (Bulgari) sixth Chanel (Chanel) seventh Piaget (Montblanc) eighth Montblanc ninth Omega tenth Chariot. February 28th, 2008 1 2: 49 Satisfied Answer1Cartier) (1847 Paris, a famous trademark in China) 2 Tiffany &; Co) (new york, USA, 1837) 3 BVLGARI (Italy,1884) 4 van cleef &; Yabao (1906 Paris, France) 5 Harry Winston Harry Winston (1890 new york, USA) 6 Derrier) (1837 Paris, France) 7 Damiani) (1924 Italy, luxury jewelry) 8 Bao Shilong) (/kloc-