New pieces join the Tiffany collection inspired by New York, now featuring turquoise spheres.
A touch of blue has been added to the HardWear by Tiffany collection. This jewelry line, originally launched in 2017, has been refreshed by the New York-based Maison—part of the LVMH group. The new creations include necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pendants crafted from 18k gold and embellished with turquoise and Akoya pearls. The collection comprises nine new pieces. The standout set features a necklace and matching drop earrings, characterized by an alternation of turquoise spheres and Akoya pearls set against the signature HardWear motifs. The convertible necklace features two seamlessly integrated clasps, allowing it to be worn in various ways: as a long necklace, a double-strand piece, or a shorter version paired with a bracelet. The design is defined by pyramidal gold details encasing each stone—a refined stylistic element whose pointed profile contrasts with the rounded geometry of the iconic spheres and HardWear’s signature U-shaped links. One model features larger turquoise spheres distributed along the necklace’s links.
Creativity emerges when color becomes a language. Much like in Pointillism, each stone becomes a dot of color and light; together, they create a vibrant interplay of hues and reflections that comes alive through movement.
Nathalie Verdeille, Senior Vice President – Chief Artistic Officer, Jewelry and High Jewelry at Tiffany & Co.
The new jewelry pieces draw inspiration from a historic Tiffany & Co. necklace, famously worn by Rachel Lambert Mellon—an American horticulturist, gardener, philanthropist, and art collector (nicknamed “Bunny” by her mother) who was also the wife of a wealthy banker. This socialite was regarded as the embodiment of effortless elegance and refined taste. The new designs also take inspiration from the color palettes of the Pop Art era, particularly the works of Andy Warhol. Meanwhile, the Tiffany HardWear collection draws on a 1962 design and aims to capture the energy, creativity, and resilience of New York City. The introduction of turquoise and Akoya pearls brings a fresh expression to one of the Maison’s most iconic jewelry collections.
