Founded in 1906, Van Cleef & Arpels embodies the values of creativity, craftsmanship and heritage, bringing poetic stories to life through its jewellery and watch collections.

Founded in 1847 in Paris, Cartier stands as one of the world’s most esteemed and respectful Maisons in the luxury goods industry.

Bvlgari celebrates Italian style through bold jewellery designs inspired by the timeless beauty of Greek and Roman art. Combining precious materials, innovative creativity and meticulous craftsmanship, the Maison embodies luxury, elegance and contemporary beauty.

Located on the second floor of Pavilion, Piaget showcases refined luxury through ultra-thin watchmaking and exquisite high jewellery craftsmanship.

First introduced in 1993 by Chopard Co-President and Artistic Director Caroline Scheufele, Happy Sport revolutionised watchmaking by combining steel and diamonds. Today, Happy Sport The First reimagines the iconic design with modern elegance, featuring 26 mm and 33 mm cases, a fluid pebble-link bracelet inspired by sea-polished stones, and freely moving diamonds that dance with every movement.

Crafted in Lucent Steel™, ethical yellow gold, or two-tone combinations, the collection celebrates Chopard’s exceptional craftsmanship and commitment to sustainable luxury. Embodying freedom, femininity and effortless sophistication, the new collection is brought to life by global ambassadors Bella Hadid and Liu Wen.

Founded in Switzerland in 1832, Longines combines tradition, elegance and performance in its distinguished timepieces, backed by generations of watchmaking expertise and a rich sporting heritage.