The purpose of the country collection is to share, to share with people because there are very, very few opportunities.

You're lucky in London because you have the gallery of the Molinger Gallery here.

So you have an important collection of Jews, but there are very few collections of Jews in museums in the world.

And there's one really lovely letter where Pierre, who's the second,

writes to Jacques, who's the youngest brother.

And he says, I know you're the youngest, but we need you.

You can't think that you're going to step back from the family business. You're part of the Trinity. I'm Carol Houlton, the voice of jewelry. Welcome

to if jewels could talk. I'm an author and broadcaster and the woman who initiated the role

of jewelry editor at magazines like Tatler and Vogue. This is a podcast for everyone,

for people who do like jewellery,

for people who don't realise they like jewellery,

and anyone intrigued by fascinating facts,

new ideas and forgotten histories.

So join me as I tell sparkly tales

and meet all sorts of people

delving into four centuries of jewelry culture and investigate

what's happening now.

Welcome to a Julesco Talk. I'm Carol Wilson, the voice of jewelry. And this morning I'm at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London

for the press preview of a fantastic new exhibition, Cartier,

simply called Cartier.

That's all they need.

And it opened last night with a fantastic dinner at the VNA.

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