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A look back at our exclusive event in Milan, Italy celebrating the fall expression of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder, Tiffany & Co.’s latest high jewelry collection by Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille. #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyHighJewelry #TiffanyBlueBook

Introducing the fall expression of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder at our exclusive event in Milan, Italy. Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille reimagines ocean-inspired archival designs into extraordinary high jewelry masterpieces in a tribute to nearly two centuries of excellence. Each chapter tells a story of exquisite craftsmanship and the boundless beauty of the sea. #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyHighJewelry #TiffanyBlueBook

Inside our exclusive event in Milan, Italy to celebrate the unveiling of the fall chapter of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder, Tiffany & Co.’s high jewelry collection. Designed by Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille, the collection is a reflection of the House’s timeless expertise in transforming nature’s wonders into wearable art. Inspired by the ocean’s organic forms and fantastic beauty, each design weaves together rare colored gemstones, diamonds and precious metals in a poetic display of Tiffany & Co.’s unparalleled craft. #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyHighJewelry #TiffanyBlueBook

A bond rooted in a love of the natural world defined the friendship between philanthropist Bunny Mellon and legendary designer Jean Schlumberger. With the idyllic gardens and landscapes and inspired interiors of her home in Virginia as his source of creativity, many of his extraordinary jewels were imagined with her in mind. An avid collector of Schlumberger’s designs, amassing a collection of over 100 pieces, Bunny Mellon's effortless elegance and refined taste made her the perfect muse for the Bird on a Rock. Pictured here are personal notes as well as many of the extraordinary creations that continue to shape the House’s legacy. Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts / Estate of Bunny Mellon. Oak Spring Garden Foundation, Upperville, VA Photographed by Luc Bouchage #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyBirdOnARock

Bird on a Rock was designed in 1965 by legendary designer Jean Schlumberger for his lifelong friend, philanthropist, Bunny Mellon. It was at her estate in Virginia, amongst her bucolic gardens and artful interiors, that Schlumberger found inspiration to create many of his masterpieces, among them, the Bird on a Rock brooch featuring a yellow and white diamond bird perched on a cabochon lapis lazuli, pictured here. More than 60 years later, the story continues with a new collection inspired by the original, designed by Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille and featured on House ambassador Zhang Ziyi. Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts / Estate of Bunny Mellon. Oak Spring Garden Foundation, Upperville, VA #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyBirdOnARock

It was at Oak Spring, the home of philanthropist and style icon Bunny Mellon, that imagination flourished for legendary designer Jean Schlumberger. Her renowned gardens, expansive art collection and curated library inspired many of his designs, including one of the House’s most enduring symbols: the Bird on a Rock. Over six decades later, that legacy continues with new creations from Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille—presented in the place that started it all.

 Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts / Estate of Bunny Mellon
Oak Spring Garden Foundation, Upperville, VA #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyBirdOnARock

From The Tiffany Archives - For the first time, the iconic Bird on a Rock—first introduced in 1965—is reimagined as a fine jewelry collection, evolving a beloved motif into a collection that empowers a new generation of dreamers to take flight on their own journey. #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyBirdOnARock Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts / Estate of Bunny Mellon Oak Spring Garden Foundation, Upperville, VA Horst P. Horst, Vogue, ©Condé Nast Photographed by Luc Bouchage Discover more: https://lnkd.in/eFg6R7T2

Today, we celebrate Founder’s Day and 188 years of brilliance. Since 1837, Charles Lewis Tiffany’s vision has set the standard for extraordinary craftsmanship, bold innovation and timeless design. His enduring legacy continues to inspire the world of jewelry design and his pioneering spirit lives on in every Tiffany & Co. creation.

A celebration of love’s soaring optimism, the Bird on a Rock ring captures the grace of flight in platinum and 18k yellow gold. Round brilliant diamonds are meticulously set in custom arrangements across sculptural feathers while vivid sapphire eyes bring each bird to life. Chevron engravings at the tip of the band echo the texture of delicate plumage, evoking the beauty of nature and artistry of Jean Schlumberger’s original masterpieces. #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyBirdOnARock Discover more: https://lnkd.in/eFg6R7T2

From The Tiffany Archives - In 1965, Jean Schlumberger transformed fleeting wonder into timeless design with the Bird on a Rock. Inspired by exotic birds, it became a soaring symbol of joy. The legend lives on with new creations by Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille—reimagined for today, rooted in legacy. #TiffanyAndCo #TiffanyBirdOnARock Discover more: https://lnkd.in/eFg6R7T2