Exhibiting magnificent masterpieces at the heart of Cartier Royal

The Kyoto National Museum Meiji Kotokan (an important cultural property) was lit up in Cartier red to commemorate the high jewelry ordering event "Cartier Royale."

The main gate of Kyoto National Museum (an important cultural property) was lit up in Cartier red to commemorate the high jewelry ordering event "Cartier Royale."

To commemorate the high jewelry ordering event "Cartier Royale," the Kyoto National Museum Meiji Kotokan (an important cultural property) and Heiwa Chishinkan Hall were lit up in Cartier red.

The gala dinner venue was Shoren-in Temple Shogunzuka Seiryuden

Gala dinner table setting

Gala dinner table setting

The gala dinner venue was Shoren-in Temple Shogunzuka Seiryuden

The gala dinner venue was Shoren-in Temple Shogunzuka Seiryuden

An exhibition of magnificent masterpieces at the heart of Cartier Royal

High Jewelry Order Event "Cartier Royal" Exhibition Hall

The cocktail venue was Shoren-in Temple Shogunzuka Seiryuden

The cocktail venue was the large stage of Shogunzuka Seiryuden at Shoren-in Temple, which offers a panoramic view of Kyoto city.

The cocktail venue was the large stage of Shogunzuka Seiryuden at Shoren-in Temple, which offers a panoramic view of Kyoto city.

Kyoto National Museum Meiji Kotokan (Important Cultural Property), the venue for the high jewelry ordering event "Cartier Royale"

Necklace featuring a 30.21 carat pear-shaped "Absolute Pure Diamond"

A couture-inspired draped necklace with a 15.29-carat ruby center

Hana Sakai plays the celestial maiden in "The Tale of Hagoromo"

Kanze school Noh actor Reijiro Tsumura plays the role of the Moon Goddess in "The Tale of Hagoromo"

Hana Sakai plays the celestial maiden and Kazuhiro Nishijima plays the fisherman in "The Tale of Hagoromo"

Kanze school Noh actor Reijiro Tsumura plays the role of the Moon Goddess in "The Tale of Hagoromo"

Hana Sakai plays the celestial maiden in "The Tale of Hagoromo"

Kazuhiro Nishijima plays a fisherman in "The Tale of Hagoromo"

Carlo Gariglio, President and Chief Executive Officer of Richemont Japan Cartier

Maiko enjoying dinner

Many guests came dressed in kimonos

Maiko also show off their gorgeous kimonos

Model Mori Izumi

Model Mori Izumi

From left: Carlo Gariglio, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cartier at Richemont Japan, model Izumi Mori, and Stanislas de Quersies, President and CEO of Cartier International.

Mari Natsuki and Mr. and Mrs. Nov Saito

Manami Honjo will be appearing as the host on a BS Asahi program scheduled to air in July.

Fashion designer Lawrence Shu

From left: Takagiwa Kaori, Editor-in-Chief of "Dazzle," Hashimoto Norikazu, Editor-in-Chief of "Waraku," Uchida Hidemi, Editor-in-Chief of "T JAPAN," and Masuda Saori, Fashion Market Director of "VOGUE JAPAN."

Keiichi Tahara, a world-renowned photographer, and his wife, Hiroko Tahara

From left: Tokubei Masuda, President and CEO of Masuda Tokubei Shoten Co., Ltd., Mame Ryo, Stanislas de Quersice, President and CEO of Cartier International, and Mamezumi, a maiko.

From left: Carlo Gariglio, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cartier at Richemont Japan, and Isabella Berzeroli, Marketing and Communications Director at Cartier.

From left: Yoshiaki Ito, Deputy Director of Kyoto National Museum; Carlo Gaglilio, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cartier at Richemont Japan; and Pierre Renelot, Director of Cartier Image Style & Heritage.

High Jewelry Order Event "Cartier Royale" Key Visual