Legendary Tiffany & Co. designer Jean Schlumberger looked to the sea for inspiration, choreographing unparalleled manifestations of its majesty and mystery. Honoring this legacy, Blue Book 2023: Out of the Blue, designed by Nathalie Verdeille, Chief Artistic Officer, Tiffany & Co.
Both perpetuates and reinvents the aquatic worlds that he dreamt up. With geometric and stylized aesthetics, each new design exudes alluring beauty, realized through unparalleled innovation and exceptional craftsmanship. Watch out all three collections.
1: Star of the Sea: An iconic silhouette of the ocean, the starfish is reimagined in a breathtaking design that Tiffany & Co. artisans crafted over a span of nearly 1,500 hours. Depicted in its natural habitat, the starfish is tangled between rocks of black opals, aquamarines, tourmalines and beryls with diamond accents.
2: Dancing Jewels: Perhaps one of the most surreal creatures to be found beneath the ocean’s surface, the jellyfish moves through the sea like a dancer. Ethereal, luminescent and curvaceous, these designs echo the creature’s fascinating color palette and organic shape. The Jellyfish brooch—handcrafted over the span of 900 hours—is imbued with a sense of movement, expressing the jellyfish’s unique dance through cutting-edge craftsmanship.
3: A Precious Vessel: This theme explores the three-dimensionality and sculptural nature of shells. A remarkable design within the Shell theme is a pendant featuring a stunning black opal of over 19 carats and custom-cut diamonds of over 50 total carats. Handcrafted over the span of approximately 1,900 hours, this transformable creation can be worn as four unique designs, including a necklace and a brooch.
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