Until Oct 4, the retrospective showcases nearly 400 items from the jeweller’s archives, including tiaras, necklaces, timepieces, as well as original design drawings and photographs.
The city was once the capital of the long-vanquished Inca Empire, which left behind temples and archaeological wonders in the wake of Spanish colonisation.
The phenomenon of covert recording is part of the broader rise of point-of-view shopping, where wearers capture retail experiences from a first-person perspective and share them with a wider audience.