Cartier Boutique Sign on the Las Vegas Strip

Cartier luxury jewelry storefront with neon signage and illuminated window display at night in Las Vegas.
Cartier luxury jewelry storefront with neon signage and illuminated window display at night in Las Vegas.

Cartier traces its name to Louis-François Cartier, who opened the original workshop in Paris in 1847. The maison later became known worldwide for designs such as the Tank watch, introduced in 1917 and modeled on the silhouette of military tank treads.

Taken April 2008

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