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Tiffany from jewels to perfumes (also for men)

Published on September 21, 2019

I nuovi profumi Tiffany & Love for Him e Tiffany & Love for Her

Tiffany besides jewels: the Maison launches two new fragrances, also for men

The jewels have no smell, and not even a fragrance. But the luxury brands, yes. For this reason, as other Maison have done, Tiffany & Co. relaunches perfumes with its prestigious and global brand. The jewelery company headed by Alessandro Bogliolo, in fact, for October 1 decided to launch a global campaign for two new fragrances, Tiffany & Love for Him and Tiffany & Love for Her. Tiffany already sells three perfumes: Signature, Sheer and Intense. But now also a fragrance for man is added and the impression is that the brand aims to broaden its field of action. In recent months, for example, new silver home accessories have been announced. And, for jewelry, a line reserved for men.

La campagna pubblicitaria realizzata con le fotografie di Cass Bird

The new fragrances, according to Tiffany, are “a tribute to the emotional connection and the many ways in which love is defined and expressed”. For the chief artistic officer, Reed Krakoff, the new fragrances are “a reflection of modern love and authentic connections that reflect the strength, joy and promise we find in each other “.

Naturally Tiffany does not directly produce the fragrances, which come from the laboratories of Coty, a company that also takes care of other luxury fragrances, including those with the Calvin Klein and Burberry brands. Tiffany & Love for Him, as anticipated, has a citrus scent with an infused wooden base, created by perfumers Sophie Labbé and Nicolas Beaulieu of International Flavors & Fragrances. Tiffany & Love for Her, on the other hand, is a floral and woody fragrance, created by perfumers Honorine Blanc and Marie Salamagne of the Swiss aroma and perfume company Firmenich.
The perfume bottles are the same in volume, but each with a different shade of blue, with a black cap for him and one in the classic Tiffany Blue color for her.

Tiffany friend of salmons (and gold)

Published on August 21, 2019

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Tiffany (with Apple) wants gold diggers and salmon will live together ♦ ︎

First he announced that the diamonds used for his jewelry are traceable and that they do not come from countries where there are conflicts. Now Tiffany & Co. has also decided to help the revival of disused old mining sites and favor salmons. The American Maison, in short, is the first jeweler that combines re-mining with the restoration of fish habitat.

Salmoni in un torrente dell'Alaska — Salmoni in un torrente dell’Alaska

The initiative is called Salmon Gold, is promoted by the non-governmental organization Resolve, and has another exceptional partner: Apple. The two companies adhere to the reclamation of the Alaskan (USA) and Yukon and British Columbia (Canada) streams, which were used by gold diggers in hunting nuggets and then abandoned. But they are also the rivers where the salmon go to lay their eggs. A natural cycle that, however, is hindered by excavations and accumulations of earth and pebbles caused by the search for the precious metal.

Anello in oro rosa della collezione Tiffany Love Bugs

According to the president of Resolve, Stephen D’Esposito, the sites are re-mining, including the stabilization of the streams’ water flow and the restoration of the habitat by adding more natural pools to support spawning of salmon. In short, salmon and gold seekers will be able to live together. The gold that will be found will enter the Tiffany supply chain. Alessia Mongrando

Bracciale in oro della Tiffany T True Collection

The jewelry of sea

Published on August 20, 2019

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Clip Pesce in oro bianco, con diamanti cabochon e zaffiri neri, onice

The jewels inspired by the sea: perfect to be worn in August, but even better in the other months of the year ♦

The month of August, in the northern hemisphere (ie the one that goes from the North Pole to the equator), coincides with the hottest month, often destined for all or part to holidays. And often the holidays have a color: the blue of the sea. Waves, fish, crabs, starfish, hedgehogs are also the symbols that jewelers from all over the world and from all ages have used to bring the taste of the sea into a jewel. Brooches, rings, earrings, pendents with the symbols of the sea, including waves, are for this reason one of the most recurrent sources of inspiration. In short, the sea is a reason that shows no sign of passing out of fashion. And marine-themed jewels are not necessarily be worn in the summer.

Anello Wirnpa, oro giallo, zaffiri, acquamarina — Daniela Villegas, anello Wirnpa a forma di granchio in oro giallo, zaffiri, acquamarina

In any case, here are lobsters, crabs, octopus, shrimp, a red fish and even a shark. In jewelery the seabed is populated by many precious fish with different names: Tiffany, Sicis, Pippo Perez, Lokman Kursunlu, Misis, Stephen Webster, Chopard, Lydia Courteille, Chantecler, S’Agapò, Ayala Bar … Some take up the mythology Greek, as associates of the god Neptune, others seem to come from the book of Jules Verne 20 Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and still others resemble Dory, Brutus and Randa, Marlin’s traveling companions in Finding Nemo. In silver and enamel, or in gold, platinum and diamonds, colorful and playful like in animated or stylized and luxurious films, fishes are friends, non food. G.N.

Damiani, Onda Marina (1988), bracciale che si snoda in eleganti volute illuminate da 644 diamanti, tagliati a brillante e a baguette, per un totale di 46 carati, raggiungendo uno spettacolare effetto d’imponenza e plasticità

Pesce rosso in diamanti e rubini — Wallace Chan, pesce rosso in diamanti e rubini

Anello con pesce e perle — Dream Boule, anello con pesce e perle

Anello con gambo a forma di pesce, spinello rosa e zaffiri — Alessio Boschi, anello con gambo a forma di pesce, spinello rosa e zaffiri

Orecchini con acquamarina e oro — Mazza, orecchini con acquamarina e oro

Riccio di mare, spilla in oro e diamanti — Massimo Izzo, riccio di mare, spilla in oro e diamanti

Polipo ricavato da una rubellite — Paul Wild, polipo ricavato da una rubellite

Polipo in oro, diamanti e spinelli: è uno dei pezzi esposti alla mostra — Paula Crevoshay, polipo in oro, diamanti e spinelli

Bracciale polipo, n oro e zaffiri — Jack Du Rose, bracciale polipo, in oro e zaffiri

Gioiello a forma di conchiglia con perla dorata, granati, zaffiri, tormalina — Kellly Xie, gioiello a forma di conchiglia con perla dorata, granati, zaffiri, tormalina

Orecchini lisca di pesce, con diamanti e rubini — Glenn Spiro, orecchini lisca di pesce, con diamanti e rubini

Jewellery Theatre, collezione Elements: anello in oro bianco e nero con 288 diamanti, 4 zaffiri ovale e a pera da 1,20 carati ciascuno e 423 zaffiri piccoli

S’Agapò, collezione Happy: charm in acciaio e cristalli

Sylvie Corbelin Paris: anello con opale centrale, diamanti, zaffiri blu e arancioni, granati mandarino, in oro 18 carati. Pezzo unico realizzato in esclusiva per Luisa Via Roma

Misis collezione Gallipoli: Anello gamberetto in argento placcato oro 18 kt e argento brunito, zirconi bianchi, smalto e perla barocca d’acqua dolce

Vhernier: conchiglia in oro bianco diamante turchese cristallo di rocca e madreperla

Orecchini a forma di pesce, in oro 18k rodio nero 32.06 grammi, 6,43 ct rubino, zaffiro giallo 1.26 ct, 0,61 ct zaffiri, tzavorite 33 0,074 g, 2 giade 2,30 grammi, 0,09 grammi hauynites — Lydia Courteille, orecchini a forma di pesce, in oro 18k rodio nero 32.06 grammi, 6,43 ct rubino, zaffiro giallo 1.26 ct, 0,61 ct zaffiri, tzavorite 33 0,074 g, 2 giade 2,30 grammi, 0,09 grammi hauynites

Tiffany: spilla Aragosta in oro giallo con zaffiri rosa, diamanti, spessartite e smeraldi. Pezzo unico

Stephen Webster, collezione Julius Verne: anello pesce gatto in oro bianco 18 carati con diamanti bianchi

Giovanni Raspini, collezione Mare: collana Coral in argento dorato

Roberto Coin, collezione Nemo: anello in oro rosa 18kt con smalto bianco, diamanti e rubini. Diamanti, peso complessivo 0.57ct — Roberto Coin, collezione Nemo: anello in oro rosa 18kt con smalto bianco, diamanti e rubini.
Diamanti, peso complessivo 0.57ct

Dior Joallierie: bracciale Idylle aux Cyclades in oro bianco, diamanti, cianite, tsavorite, zaffiri, tenzaniti, tormaline Paraiba, pietra opale e corallo. Pezzo unico

Chantecler collezione Marinelle: Anello maxi Medusa in oro giallo, diamanti, smeraldi e acquamarina

Tiffany launches jewelry for men

Published on August 17, 2019

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Tiffany is preparing to launch a hundred jewels dedicated to the male audience: necklaces, rings, bracelets of high jewelry for men ♦ ︎

Tiffany focuses on man. The largest jewelery group has announced, by voice of artistic director, Reed Krakoff, that the Maison is preparing to launch a hundred jewels dedicated to the male audience. Actually, something is already there: but the offer for the man of the brand has been limited to rings, cufflinks, money clips and some bracelet as Tiffany T Square. The new launch, scheduled for October in the 300 Tiffany stores around the world, will also include high-end men’s jewelery, with prices ranging from 200 to 14,000 euros or dollars. According to the company, men’s jewels have become popular thanks to rappers, who wear eye-catching rings and necklaces.

Bracciale da uomo in argento Tiffany T Square

Alongside the jewelery to be worn, Tiffany has also decided to dedicate items for the male public, such as shakers and beer mugs. The move, announced in an interview with the Associated Press, is part of Tiffany’s strategy to attract the younger generation of luxury product buyers. Half of Tiffany’s customers are already in the male genre, but buy jewelry for women. Now he will have an extra spending opportunity. Lavinia Andorno

Tiffany, Fifth Avenue, New York, in occasione del lancio della collezione Paper Flowers

Tiffany goes to Net-a-Porter

Published on August 8, 2019

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Anello in oro bianco, diamanti e turchese

Tiffany relies on Net-a-Porter for the launch of new jewels from the Tiffany T collection ♦

In the golden world of jewelry things are changing. Barriers fall, new spaces are opened, those who buy jewelry travel new roads. A demonstration: the largest jewelery group in the world, Tiffany, has decided to use the Net-a-Porter online store to launch the new colorful extension of the Tiffany T collection. The curious aspect is not so much the decision to sell jewelry online, given that Tiffany has an efficient web-based shopping system, when entrusting the launch of new jewelry to the signs of another store where, let’s not forget, there are also competitors, more or less, of the Maison in New York.

Read also: Tiffany doubles the T

Collezione Tiffany T, anello in oro rosa e madreperla

The new Tiffany T jewels include pieces in yellow, white and 18-carat pink gold, with inlaid stones: turquoise, black onyx and mother-of-pearl. The T-shaped jewels are further enriched with round brilliant diamonds. The Tiffany T collection will be available on Net-a-Porter until 1 November and until 15 August exclusively. Alessia Mongrando

The story of Tiffany in Shanghai

Published on July 9, 2019

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Audrey Hepburn in «Colazione da Tiffany»

Tiffany tells its story in the Vision & Virtuosity exhibition in Shanghai ♦

Telling to Chinese people, and not only, what the Tiffany brand means. The medium for this strategic operation is Vision & Virtuosity, an exhibition organized in Shanghai by the largest jewelry company in the world. The exhibition, which celebrates the greatest creative masterpieces of legendary American jewelry, is not organized in China by accident.
Right at the beginning of June, Tiffany reduced its earnings forecasts for 2019 after recording a sharp drop in purchases by tourists, particularly Chinese ones, which caused a decline in quarterly sales on a comparable basis. On that occasion, Tiffany also specified that the forecasts depend on a number of factors, including the increasing duties on jewelry that the company exports from the United States to China.

The Vision & Virtuosity exhibition seems to be an answer to relaunch the brand: it was conceived as a journey through history, an exploration of the codes of the brand and a look at the future, a tribute to the past of New York society. Shanghai, a global capital that boasts a rich cultural heritage and international influence, is the ideal location for an exhibition of this caliber aimed at the Cina.

Vision & Virtuosity is a tribute to Tiffany & Co., synonymous with great craftsmanship and innovative design since Charles Lewis Tiffany founded the company in New York in 1837. These two values, vision and virtuosity, are the essence from Tiffany & Co. and this exhibition represents the best of our brand.
Alessandro Bogliolo, Chief Executive Officer of Tiffany & Co

Vision & Virtuosity transports visitors to a world full of imagination and presents the most important creations of the Tiffany Archives. The installations of the exhibition contextualize the moments of great innovation of the brand, documenting the countless first times of Tiffany, such as the introduction of the modern engagement ring, the Tiffany Setting.

“In the Tiffany Archives there are many incredible objects from which we draw inspiration and we continually find new ways to reinvent them and reinterpret them for our models of today. With this exhibition we honor the past and show how beauty and craftsmanship are timeless and always very important, “adds Reed Krakoff, Chief Artistic Officer of Tiffany.

Tiffany & Co. Vision & Virtuosity exhibition. Photo: Tiffany & Co

The exhibition path is divided into six chapters.

Blue Is the Color of Dreams
Tiffany Blue, the blue of robin’s eggs, is the protagonist of a room, which highlights the iconic color used in jewelry and in the Tiffany brand and its important presence as a cultural icon. In the room, which pays tribute to the discovery and use of colored gemstones in the Tiffany tradition, you can admire gems such as Montana sapphires and tanzanites — blue-purple stones that Tiffany presented to the world in 1968.

The World of Tiffany
A visual testimony of how broad Tiffany’s representation in popular culture is, The World of Tiffany shows Tiffany’s iconic influence in film, television, music and literature. This space tells the evolution of the Tiffany Blue Box, the construction of the flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York, the influential characters who wore Tiffany jewels and other important moments that made Tiffany a place that gives joy through her creations spectacular.

The Tiffany Blue Book
Visitors will discover the innovation and skill that characterize the high jewelry pieces of the Blue Book collections. In this room you can admire the original Blue Book of 1845, the first mail-order catalog in the United States, the exceptional creations of Jean Schlumberger and Elsa Peretti. A room that tells the story of the evolution of design and craftsmanship that have characterized Tiffany’s creativity for almost two centuries, reaching the jewels of the Blue Book collections designed by the current Chief Artistic Officer of Tiffany & Co. Reed Krakoff .

Tiffany Blue Book, bracciale flessibile in platino con piastre a vortice, diamanti taglio tondo e baguette

Tiffany Love
Tiffany has always created jewels that celebrate relationships and the way people express their feelings through love symbols. The jewels in this room offer a glimpse of Tiffany’s important role in the greatest love stories in the world, through creations such as the first modern engagement ring, the Tiffany Setting, and the recently presented Tiffany True.

Anello solitario in platino e diamante con il Tiffany Setting

Breakfast at Tiffany’s
No other film has played an equally important role in consolidating Tiffany’s appeal in popular culture as much as Breakfast at Tiffany’s. This chapter of the show takes visitors behind the scenes of the film with exclusive items such as the original script with Audrey Hepburn’s personal annotations and photos of the set in the Fifth Avenue flagship store.

Copione di Breakfast at Tiffany’s , trascrizione di Paramount Pictures e annotazioni di Audrey Hepburn® (1960-1961). Audrey Hepburn® - Trademark and Likeness property of Sean Hepburn Ferrer and Luca Dotti – All Rights Reserved. Photo credit: The Tiffany Archives — Copione di Breakfast at Tiffany’s , trascrizione di Paramount Pictures e annotazioni di Audrey Hepburn® (1960-1961).
Audrey Hepburn® – Trademark and Likeness property of Sean Hepburn Ferrer and Luca Dotti – All Rights Reserved. Photo credit: The Tiffany Archives

Diamonds: Miracles of Nature
In this room visitors are invited to discover the most precious and important diamonds of Tiffany. Diamonds: Miracles of Nature pays tribute to Tiffany’s authority in the field of diamonds in different eras, from the Gilded Age to the Art Deco period to contemporary models. The show culminates with the most precious jewel of the brand, the Tiffany Diamond. This fancy yellow 128.54 carat diamond, which has long been a source of inspiration and starting point for the Tiffany jewelry collections, is undoubtedly one of the most important gemstones in the world.

Vision & Virtuosity will open to the public from September 23 to November 10, 2019 in Shanghai, China, at the Fosun Foundation Shanghai. Tickets will go on sale from the beginning of September, and the proceeds from the sale of all tickets will go to the Fosun Foundation and its philanthropic programs.

Jean Schlumberger in Paris with Tiffany

Published on June 10, 2019

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Bird on a Rock, spilla con un diamante fancy yellow

In Paris, Tiffany organizes an exhibition of one hundred jewels by Jean Schlumberger ♦

Jean Schlumberger, one of the jewels gods. Tiffany dedicates a four-week exhibition to him, with a hundred jewels, including 80 unique pieces, starting from June 12th. The pieces can be purchased and can be booked in any Tiffany boutique. The sales exhibition is organized in the Champs-Élysées boutique.
The great designer, to whom the American Maison has also dedicated a book, was in fact one of the greatest men creative of jewelery, and he worked in particular for Tiffany.
French, Alsatian from Mulhouse, a town on the border with Germany and Switzerland, Schlumberger has had two fortunes: the first is the survive from the terrible battle of Dunkerque, during the Second World War. The other was to meet Tiffany’s president, Walter Hoving, in 1956.

Spilla a forma di delfino in oro, smeraldi, diamanti firmata da Jean Schlumberger per Tiffany

After the war and the brief military career, in fact, the designer had moved to New York to design clothes for Chez Ninon. In 1946, however, it had already turned into a jeweler with its own Maison. But it is with Tiffany that his fame takes off, started with the Bird on a Rock brooch, with a large fancy yellow diamond. Transferred from Tiffany, where he had his own laboratory and a private elevator, Schlumberger worked for the Maison until the end of the 1970s (he was born in 1907 and passed away in 1987) and in recent years he was also vice president of Tiffany.

Schlumberger is a figure that has entered the history of jewelry, with works that have remained famous, such as his jewels inspired by sea creatures and other animals. Jacqueline Kennedy wore so many Schlumberger bracelets that the press nicknamed them Jackie bracelets. He was also one of four jewelers to whom Tiffany allowed to sign his work, along with Paloma Picasso, Elsa Peretti and Frank Gehry. Federico Graglia

Collana che fa parte di una suite firmata Van Cleef & Arpels, in diamanti e peridoti. Parte della collezione Rockefeller — Bracciale con diamanti e acquamarine di Jean Schlumberger per Tiffany, parte della collezione Rockefeller. Venduta per 250.000 dollari

Bracciale e spilla con zaffiri e diamanti di Jean Schlumberger per Tiffany

Spilla con zaffiri e diamanti di Tiffany, design du Schlumberger

Jasmine, collana di Jean Schlumberger del 1966

Bracciale in oro 18 carati e smalto di Jean-Schlumberger

Collana appartenuta a Carroll Petrie, di Schlumberger per Tiffany, venduta per 905mila dollari

The jewels of the Met Gala

Published on May 7, 2019

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Gli artigiani di Tiffany & Co. hanno creato una farfalla in oro giallo che si posa su diamanti princess-cut da più di 28 carati. Un gioiello straordinario che fa parte delle collezione Tiffany Blue Book 2019. Lady Gaga ha completato il suo look con una selezione di anelli Tiffany & Co. tra cui un anello Tiffany T True da 15 carati

Tiffany, Harry Winston, Cartier, de Grisogono: here are the jewels worn by celebrities at the Met Gala held in New York ♦ ︎

It always happens on the first Monday in May. And it has become one of the most popular social events: the Met Gala is the equivalent of the Los Angeles Oscars, only held in New York and focused on fashion. In any case, the Met Gala is the occasion to show off the most extraordinary clothes and jewels, capable of attracting the attention of photographers and, obviously, of the public. This is what happened punctually even in 2019. Here, then, are some of the most interesting appearances, from Lady Gaga to Katy Perry.

But, of course, the Met Gala is above all a fundraiser for charity. It is organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the money collected is used to support its activities dedicated to fashion and costume. The event is organized by the director of Vogeu Usa, Anna Wintour, by a special committee. Participating in the dinner is expensive: tickets can cost up to $ 30,000, which goes up to 300,000 for companies (for a table), but even this is not enough: the guests are personally selected by Anna Wintour.

Jennifer Lopez con gioielli Harry Winston: Purple Dragon Necklace con incastonato uno zaffiro viola di 65.32 carati su una collana di diamanti con 129.48 carati, su platino. Inoltre, orecchini chandelier di diamanti, vintage del 1972, con 29.59 carati di diamanti su platino, bracciale con diamanti per 67.22 carati sempre su platino, anello con diamante di 15.99 carati

This year’s guest list included celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Serena Williams, Harry Styles, Lupita Nyong’o, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry. If you are amazed by the clothes chosen, know that every year a theme is chosen for the show at the Met that follows the dinner, and that it is also the code for the party. This year the theme was Camp: Notes on Fashion: difficult to interpret.

And the jewels? Many, gorgeous, surprising. In particular those of Harry Winston, Tiffany and de Grisogono, which you see on this page.
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Lily Collins con una collana di Cartier: smeraldi, cristallo di rocca, onice, diamanti su platino

L’attrice Gal Gadot con orecchini e anelli in platino e diamanti di Tiffany

Demi Moor con gioielli di Harry Winston: Secret Cluster Diamond Necklace with Perfume Bottle, 20.27 carati su platino, collana con cristallo di rocca intagliato a a mano con 469 diamanti taglio marquise, brillante e pera, su platino. Sempre di diamanti gli orecchini e l'anello con diamante da 6,57 carati — Demi Moor con gioielli di Harry Winston: Secret Cluster Diamond Necklace with Perfume Bottle, 20.27 carati su platino, collana con cristallo di rocca intagliato a a mano con 469 diamanti taglio marquise, brillante e pera, su platino. Sempre di diamanti gli orecchini e l’anello con diamante da 6,57 carati

Anello di de Grisogono della serie Melody of Colors indossato da Serena Williams: peridoto, zaffiri viola, tsavoriti su oro bianco

Lucy Boynton ha indossato gioielli della collezione Forget-Me-Not di Harry Winston

Nina Dobrev con orecchini chandelier con 29 carati di diamanti, firmati Harry Winston

Anello con peridoto e diamanti di de Grisogono indossato da Serena Williams

Kendall Jenner ha indossato uno straordinario collier della collezione Tiffany Blue Book 2019 creato con 19 topazi imperiali da più di 75 carati e più di 40 diamanti da oltre 11 carati. Kendall ha completato il suo look con orecchini con topazi imperiali e diamanti. — Kendall Jenner ha indossato uno straordinario collier della collezione Tiffany Blue Book 2019 creato con 19 topazi imperiali da più di 75 carati e più di 40 diamanti da oltre 11 carati. Kendall ha completato il suo look con orecchini con topazi imperiali e diamanti

La top model Imaan Hammam ha indossato un bracciale, anelli e orecchini con diamanti Tiffany & Co.

Naomi Campbell con bracciali vintage in platino e diamanti di Bulgari, assieme a un grande anello di diamanti e rubino

Anello in oro bianco, diamanti e acquamarina di de Grisogono indossato da Candice Swanepoel

Tiffany among bees, ladybirds and butterflies

Published on May 3, 2019

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Tiffany launches the new Return to Tiffany Love Bugs collection: bracelets, ring, necklace, earrings in gold or silver. Images and price ♦ ︎

Dear ladybird, dear butterfly, please return to Tiffany’s. For the spring summer 2019 the great American Maison presents the Return to Tiffany’s Love Bugs collection with a new look. A classic that, like the seasons, offers many new features. The message Please, return to Tiffany’s, in fact, is now applied to ladybugs, flowers and butterflies. The inspiration, they explain from the house in New York, are the urban gardens.

The jewels are made of silver and also in 18-carat pink or yellow gold.

Furthermore, ladybirds, bees and butterflies that rest on flowers are also found in versions with natural stones: emerald green topaz, yellow quartz and green quartz. Tiffany wants to emphasize an affinity with those who love nature and the environment. Prices: in Europe we start from the silver bracelet at 460 euros, to go up to 1600 euros for the silver and gold butterfly and flower ring or for the blue topaz ring. Lavinia Andorno

Anello in argento, oro rosa e quarzo verde

Collezione Return to Tiffany Love Bugs, bracciale a catena daisy in oro e argento

Bracciale a catena daisy in argento e oro

Tiffany, orecchini coccinella in argento e oro rosa

Collana con pendente farfalla in oro rosa

Jewels with egg shaped

Published on April 19, 2019

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Raro uovo per lo zar Alessandro firmato Peter Carl Fabergé

Do you like jewelry in the shape of eggs? Here is a short selection, not just those celebrated Fabergé ♦

Giving eggs for Easter celebrations in the West is a habit that was already widespread in the Middle Ages. It actually has even more ancient origins: the gift of decorated eggs or natural was already adopted by the ancient Persians and the Egyptians. In the world of jewelry, however, the eggs are mainly related to the myth of the Russian Faberge, that in 1827 had taken the jewelry her father in St. Petersburg. A few years later, he is having earned a reputation as a skilled goldsmith, Peter Carl Fabergé he was commissioned by Tsar Alexander III to carry a precious Easter egg as a gift to his young wife, Maria Feodorovna.

More eggs are followed and when Tsar Alexander died, her son, Tsar Nicholas II, continued the tradition: two eggs every Easter, one for the mother and one for his wife, the Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna. In all the eggs were 50, and today are considered precious, kept between London and Moscow. The same Russian jeweler realized then other eggs, especially pendants. But Fabergé was not the only one to make egg-shaped jewelry. Even Cartier, Van Cleeff & Arpels and Tiffany realized jeweled eggs. There are also further accessories jewel-like, as the minaudière, small precious containers that replace the small evening bag. Here are some examples of jeweled eggs. Giulia Netrese

Pendente in argento rodiato con citrini e brillanti — Pendente in argento dorato con citrini e brillanti

Uovo di Pasqua del 1904, parte superiore

Fabergé, ciondolo con uovo di calcedonio, circa 1890. In vendita a circa 20.000 euro

Anello rana, con oro rodiato, tsavoriti, zaffiri, lato

Il diamante ovale di 88,22 carati, D Color, Flawless, Tipo IIa

Spilla con hessonite, granato, almandino e diamanti con uovo Fabergé al centro

Orecchini Uovo Fritto. Oro biamco, diamanti, agata gialla, ropazio bianco. Prezzo: 15000 sterline — Tessa Packard, orecchini Uovo Fritto. Oro bianco, diamanti, agata gialla, ropazio bianco

Bibi van der Velden, orecchini con avorio di Mammut

Ciondolo russo con catena in oro, smalto e rubino, circa 1900

Julianna, bracciale con easter eggs. In vendita a 6900 euro

Uovo con cestino di fiori per lo zar Nicola firmato Peter Carl Fabergé

Ciondoli in argento di Fabergé, circa 1900, venduti da Sotheby's per 23.000 dollari — Ciondoli in argento di Fabergé, circa 1900, venduti da Sotheby’s per 23.000 dollari

Cartier, ciondolo con cristallo di rocca a forma di uovo

Pedro Boregaard, ciondolo con oro 18 carati e malachite

Van Cleef & Arpels, spilla con uccello e uovo composto da un diamante di 95 carati

Five super models for Tiffany

Published on April 18, 2019

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Five super models for the Tiffany spring summer 2019 advertising campaign. Here’s who they are ♦ ︎

Five super models to re-launch Tiffany & Co. The American Maison is focusing on top models for its spring / summer 2019 campaign. Faces of young women, known in the fashion world, admired and certainly associated with the concept of elegance, freshness and youth, as requested by Reed Krakoff, chief artistic officer of Tiffany.

The images of the models are combined with the jewels on which the famous brand focuses most. The faces are those of Kendall Jenner, model and celebrity also known for her worldly appearances, and her colleagues Carolyn Murphy, Imaan Hammam, Mica Argañaraz and Fei Fei Sun, portrayed by fashion photographer Craig McDean. The Tiffany campaign is centered on the classic Tiffany Blue, the nuance of color that characterizes the brand and, of course, the jewels, in particular the Tiffany T collection, but also earrings with cluster diamonds. Lavinia Andorno

Diamonds and snakes in New York with Sotheby’s

Published on April 10, 2019

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Magnificent Jewels at auction in New York with Sotheby’s. Here are the most interesting pieces ♦ ︎

Magnificent Jewels at auction in New York at April 17th. Sotheby’s sells a wide range of pieces from some of the most renowned Maison. There are no record diamonds, but many interesting pieces of jewelry, such as those signed by Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co. and Bulgari, along with a spectacular collection of vintage jewelry. Among these, a pendant brooch by Cartier from the Art Deco period and a rare demi-parure in enamel and diamonds created by Paulding Farnham, one of the most famous producers for Tiffany & Co. during the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries .

Spilla di Cartier con diamanti, coralli, smeraldi e perle

In the catalog there is also a wide selection of colored or colorless diamonds, and untreated colored stones. Among the most prized pieces we highlight a pair of perfectly matched diamond earrings, each weighing 20.27 carats, with excellent cut and symmetry. An intense blue fancy diamond mounted on a diamond ring is estimated at between $ 2,500,000 and $ 3 million.
A Serpents of Bulgari diamond necklace is estimated at between 800,000 and 1 million, while a pair of earrings with emeralds and diamonds by Harry Winston is estimated between 600 and 800,000 dollars. Federico Graglia

Bracciale con diamanti, smeraldi, zaffiri e rubini

Coppia di orecchini con smeraldi e diamanti di Harry Winston

Orecchini con diamanti ognuno del peso di 20,27 carati

Anello con diamante fancy intense blue e diamanti incolori

Demi parure di Tiffany con diamanti e smalto

The incredible jewels of the Oscars

Published on February 25, 2019

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The Tiffany necklace by Lady Gaga, the diamonds by Damiani and Harry Winston, Messika, Vhernier… these are the jewels of the Oscars 2019 ♦ ︎

Do you know who won the 2019 Oscars? The movie Green Book, etc.? Not only. The Oscars have won them, as far as the image is concerned, great jewels worn by great protagonists. One above all: Lady Gaga, now Tiffany’s reference actress. At the 91th edition of the Academy Awards, the singer and actress wore a truly timeless jewel: the 128.54-carat Tiffany Diamond. It is one of the biggest yellow diamonds in the world. And it has a incredible story: the Tiffany Diamond was worn last time by Audrey Hepburn for the promotion of Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

The Tiffany Diamond is considered one of the most important stones: it was discovered in 1877 in the Kimberley Mines in South Africa.

The founder of the Maison, Charles Lewis Tiffany, bought the diamond the following year, confirming the authoritativeness of Tiffany & Co. in the field of diamonds. In short, Lady Gaga, who also wore a pair of earrings with white and yellow diamonds, also by Tiffany, has attracted attention.
But it would be unfair to forget other beautiful jewels seen during the ceremony. A touch of Italy brought Willem Dafoe and Giada Colagrande, who chose to wear the Maison Damiani creations. Willem Defoe, after winning the Volpi Cup for the best male performance at the last Venice Film Festival, was nominated for an Oscar with an understanding of Vincent van Gogh in the film by Julian Schnabel, Van Gogh – Sulla threshold of eternity. He wore the Metropolitan twins by Damiani.

The American actor’s wife, Giada Colagrande, Italian recording and actress, joined her husband wearing Shirodara earrings and pendant in diamonds and aquamarine and, to complete the look, the Ricciolo ring in white gold and diamonds.

Willem Dafoe e Giada Colagrande in Damiani

About diamonds: a cascade of diamonds is the one signed by Harry Winston. Helen Mirren, presenter, wore the Winston Cluster Suite, for a total of over 235 carats. This treasure in the form of jewelry consists of the necklace with Cluster Winston diamonds, 136.66 carats, set in platinum, the bracelet Winston Cluster Diamond, 79.08 carat, set in platinum, earrings with diamonds Winston Cluster, 22.02 carats, also these set in platinum.

Helen Mirren con i gioielli Harry Winston

Also with Harry Winston have seen Laura Dern, Jennifer Hudson and Sarah Paulson.

Laura Dern, another presenter, has walked over 115 carats of Harry Winston Diamonds: a necklace with Cascading diamond cascade, 53.99 carats, set in platinum, vintage bracelet 1959 with diamonds, 57.30 carat, set in platinum, diamond 4.07 carats earstuds, set in platinum, band ring in micropavé with diamonds, 14 karat, set in platinum, Brilliant Love Diamond Band Ring, with diamond, set in platinum. Jennifer Hudson, who performed during the ceremony, wore vintage 1972 diamond chandelier earrings, 29.59 carat, set in platinum, while actress Sarah Paulson Harry Winston’s 55.70-carat Guipure diamond necklace set in platinum and a brilliant round earring with diamond microspheres, 3.49 carats, set in platinum. Finally, Linda Cardellini (Italian name, but American), who was part of the cast of Green Book, wore diamonds from Harry Winston’s wedding collections, Belle and The One: Belle Diamond earrings, 4.68 carats, set in platinum , ring with a cushion cut diamond, 3.07 carats, set in platinum.

Many diamonds also for those who chose Messika. Like model Lais Ribeiro, who wore the 27th Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party. In particular, the model chose the Flappers choker from the Paris est Une Fête collection and the iconic Glam’Azone ring. The model also chose to wear Messika at the Vanity Fair Oscar After Party, in this case with the High Jewels Persian Drops earrings and a double Glam’Azone ring. Also in Messika is the model and actress Karolina Kurkov, with the Move High Jewelry Addiction choker from the Messika collection by Gigi Hadid, the My Twin multishapes earrings, the Move 10th Anniversary bracelet and a large Move ring. Finally, the American singer and ballerina Ciara chose Messika with the iconic Glam’Azone bracelet at the Vanity Fair Oscar After Party. And Rosie Huntington-Whiteley wore Vhernier Pirouette’s ring for the Oscar Party Vanity Fair in Beverly Hills.

Oscar and so on. After the award ceremony Beyoncé and Jay-Z, they organized an exclusive after party. And for the occasion, Katy Perry wore Messika jewelry. The famous American singer has worn the Sirenetta earrings of the Once Upon a Time collection. Giulia Netrese

Jennifer Hudson con orecchini Harry Winston

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley con anello di Vhernier

The jewels of the Grammy Awards

Published on February 11, 2019

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The jewels of the Grammy Awards: Harry Winston and Tiffany shine with Lady Gaga and … ♦ ︎

Like all the red carpets, the awards and the grand galas, even the Grammy Awards were an opportunity to see big and small stars. A fortiori, given that the Grammys are considered a prize among the most important in the United States, awarded for results in the music industry. In practice, it is considered as the equivalent of the Oscar prizes in the world of cinema. For example, at the 2019 edition that took place in Los Angeles won the country singer Kacey Musgraves, the hip-hop of Kendrick Lamar, followed closely by the Canadian Drake, Kacey Musgraves, Childish Gambino …

But the Awards were also an opportunity to admire clothes and jewels. Here are some.

Camilla Cabello, vying for the Pop Vocal Album & Pop Solo Performance category, wore Harry Winston earrings with morganite, spinel and cluster diamonds for 30.59 carats, on gold and platinum. Also the presenter Nina Dobrev was covered by jewels of the American Maison: 10.26 carat Winston Cluster Diamond earrings on platinum, diamond brooch, diamond micropavé ring on platinum. And to parade on the red carpet a diamond ring of 8.13 carats always on platinum, a ring with princess cut diamond, and two rings with brilliant cut diamonds. Alicia Keys, on the other hand, opted for a necklace of mother-of-pearl signed Bulgari. And Katy Perry showed up with Djula’s mismatched earrings.
Earrings of the Tiffany City HardWear collection, instead, for Janelle Monae, American singer-songwriter, actress and model. But the wow effect was reserved for Lady Gaga, with a Tiffany necklace with diamonds over 100 carats. Much brighter than an award … Giulia Netrese

La collana di Tiffany indossata da Lady Gaga

Orecchini di Tiffany indossati da Lady Gaga

Camila Cabello con orecchini Harry Winston

Alicia Keys con collana in madreperla di Bulgari

Janelle Monae con orecchini Tiffany City HardWear

Tiffany Blue Book for Lady Gaga

Published on January 28, 2019

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Lady Gaga again with the high jewelry Tiffany at the Screen Actors Guild Awards ♦ ︎

It seems Lady Gaga has become a kind of Tiffany ambassador. After the Golden Globe runway, where he wore a diamond necklace consisting of over 300 diamonds worth $ 5 million, he again chose Tiffany for the Screen Actors Guild Awards red carpet, one of Hollywood’s biggest events, dedicated to performances of the protagonists in the cinema and in prime time television.

Lady Gaga for the occasion presented herself with a preview of the Tiffany Blue Book Collection 2019.

Lady Gaga agli Screen Actors Guild Awards

The high jewelery of Tiffany, in this case, was represented by a necklace and earrings in yellow gold and diamonds. The Lady Gaga necklace is composed of diamonds of over 16 carats (Tiffany specifies that they are diamonds of sustainable origin), composed in the design of the chief artistic officer, Reed Krakoff. Not only: Lady Gaga has completed her look with Tiffany T True gold bracelets by Tiffany T Collection.

The Tiffany Blue Book Collection shows our exquisite designs of fine jewelry handmade by Tiffany artisans. Lady Gaga embodies the bold innovation that has always been at the center of the collection and we are thrilled to see her celebrated for her work in A Star Is Born.
Reed Krakoff

Lady Gaga con collana e orecchini in oro giallo e diamanti

Tiffany for Valentine’s Day

Published on January 25, 2019

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Orecchini in platino e diamanti della collezione Tiffany Paper Flowers

Tiffany’s choices in view of Valentine’s Day 2019: a mix of tradition and novelty ♦ ︎

Can Tiffany miss when it’s about to strike Valentine’s day? Of course not. It is no coincidence that the Maison that faces the Fifth Avenue in New York is the largest group of jewelry in the world and its jewels are among the most popular for recurrences, parties, engagements, weddings … In short, the Tiffany brand it does not need advertising. On the occasion of the celebration of lovers 2019, in any case, Tiffany suggests some choices among the hundreds that make up his vast catalog.

Tiffany’s choice of Valentine’s jewelry is extensive and includes affordable pieces, such as customizable charms, up to more demanding options, such as diamond solitaire.

A selection that embraces both the most recent collections, such as the earrings of the Tiffany Paper Flower series, and lines consolidated over the years, such as pendants and rings by Paloma Picasso, which are part of the Maison’s repertoire. You just have to choose. Giulia Netrese

Pendenti in oro bianco e oro rosa della collezione Graffiti di Paloma Picasso per Tiffany

Anello Double Modern Heart in oro giallo, personalizzabile con incisione, di Paloma Picasso

Bracciali in oro giallo e in oro rosa con diamanti della collezione Tiffany T

Pendenti in oro giallo, oro rosa e oro bianco, con diamanti della collezione Tiffany T

Anello Tiffany Setting e fede Tiffany Embrace in platino e diamanti

Charms in oro giallo e in oro rosa, personalizzabili con incisioni

Bracciale in pelle e argento della collezione Return to Tiffany. Personalizzabile con incisione

Transparency operation by Tiffany

Published on January 9, 2019

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Revolution in Tiffany: the Maison has decided to make transparent the origin of the diamonds used in its jewels ♦ ︎

The polls have highlighted it for some time: the audience of those who are not satisfied with buying a closed box diamond widens, even if the packaging is of a prestigious brand. The big jewelry brands have understood this, and they increasingly emphasize the “virtuous” origin of the materials used to make their collections. Even Tiffany decided to take the path of sustainable jewelry with a strong initiative, especially considering the large amount of jewelry that produces and sells. Tiffany, in fact, operates diamond polishing workshops all over the world, where it employs more than 1,500 artisans.

In fact, Tiffany has announced that it will reveal the provenance of its diamonds. Not only that: it undertakes to provide information on the traceability of the stones in a completely transparent way.

Stone suppliers will also have to sign a guarantee certifying that diamonds do not come from conflict zones, explicitly indicating the geographic origin (region or countries of origin) of polished diamonds sold to Tiffany.
In short, the customers of the American Maison will know from which region or country the diamonds come from. And this is also possible thanks to new technologies, which allow traceability of products in a more secure and transparent way, for example with the use of the blockchain system. Moreover, by 2020 Tiffany will provide information on the craft process used and this is a novelty in the sector. Tiffany’s petticoat operation also has a name: Diamond Source and, explains the company, is the result of 20 years of investments aimed at ensuring a responsible approach to the procurement and craftsmanship of diamonds.

Diamonds with a weight of more of 0.18 carats are registered individually and a unique T&Co serial number is applied to all. It’s laser engraved on the stone, but not visible to the naked eye.

From that number we can trace the specific geographic origin of each stone. And this is to ensure that the stones have been mined in managed mines that do not come from conflict zones.
The new transparency practice begins immediately: in the first quarter of 2019 Tiffany will begin to include information on provenance in the Tiffany Diamond Certificate for individually registered diamonds, adding also other specifications, ie information that is not reported in the reports of other laboratories in the sector or that they are not supplied by other luxury jewelery manufacturers of global importance. In 2020, in addition to data on provenance, the Maison will begin to share information on the craft process, including indications on the place where the cutting and polishing were carried out.

Diamonds were formed 3 billion years ago and have surfaced on the earth’s surface for a miracle of nature. Symbolize the most important moments of our lives and, when it comes to Tiffany diamonds, everything must be clear. Our customers want and deserve to know the provenance of their precious and beloved diamond jewelry and to know how they came to us.
Alessandro Bogliolo, Ceo di Tiffany

If the origin of the diamond is unknown (as in the case of Tiffany Heritage stones, which were used before the adoption of this policy), Tiffany will confirm that the diamond in question has been extracted using the most advanced techniques. Tiffany standards exceed the requirements of the Kimberley Process Certification (which certify an illegal origin of stone) established for rough diamonds and, for polished stones, the Tiffany Diamond Source Warranty Protocol is complied with. If, for example, a diamond belongs to a lot bought from a trusted supplier and has undergone several operations managed responsibly, it will be called Botswana. In this case yes it deals with rough diamonds mined in Botswana and in selected mines of Namibia, South Africa or Canada, which strictly follow the Kimberley Process Certification protocol although they are not traceable.

Tiffany & Co. has long been committed to ensuring the traceability of diamonds and to exceeding industry standards to promote the protection of the environment and human rights. A transparent description of the responsible procurement process reflects the multiple benefits that characterize each stage of the diamond supply chain.
Anisa Kamadoli Costa, Chief Sustainability Officer of Tiffany & Co

Orecchini Tiffany Novo, con diamanti di oltre 5 carati l'uno — Orecchini Tiffany Novo, con diamanti di oltre 5 carati l’uno

Anelli Tiffany True in platino e oro, diamanti bianchi e gialli

Tiffany and Messika shine at the Golden Globes

Published on January 7, 2019

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An exceptional Tiffany necklace for Lady Gaga, and high jewelry by Messika: this is what has shone in the Golden Globes ♦ ︎

The Hollywood Foreign Press, the association of foreign journalists who deal with cinema and who lives in Los Angeles, has chosed the Bohemian Rhapsody as the winner of the Golden Globes. But the film about Freddy Mercury was not the winner on the red carpet, where the movie stars walked. Lady Gaga, in the contest as the protagonist of A Star is Born, presented herself with the beautiful Tiffany Aurora necklace.

The necklace is an exceptional piece by Tiffany, made especially for Lady Gaga. The Tiffany Aurora necklace is composed of over 300 brilliant diamonds, including a 20-carat pear-shaped stone in the heart of the necklace. The value is 5 million dollars.

Diamonds also those proposed by Maison Messika Paris and worn by Regina King, who won the award for best supporting actress for her role in If Beale Street. The actress wore the High Kashmir earrings and the Twins Soul ring from Messika’s Once Upon A Time collection. Also by French Maison is the Madeleine Haute Couture necklace from the Este Fête collection in Paris worn by Constance Wu, a Golden Globe nominee with the comedy Crazy Rich Asians. In addition to the necklace, the Chinese actress sported the Firebird earrings of the Once Upon A Time collection and the My Twin ring. While for the after party he chose the Undine earrings from the Once Upon A Time collection and the My Twin Trio ring. Messika is also jewels by Andie Macdowell, with Asymmetric Move High Jewelry Addiction earrings and the ring of Messika collection by Gigi Hadid, to which she added the Move large Joaillerie ring for the after party.
The earrings by Julia Roberts were instead of Chopard, while the jewels worn by Lupita Nyong were by Bulgari.

Andie Macdowel con i gioielli di Messika

Cultivation at Tiffany

Published on December 20, 2018

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Annaffiatoio in argento e rame di TIffany. Prezzo: 35.000 dollari

To the Everyday Objects collection by Tiffany, more and more expensive pieces are added ♦ ︎

Goodbye breakfast at Tiffany’s. From now on there will be cultivation at Tiffany. Of flowers, carrots, zucchini: you decide. The important thing will be to use the watering can signed by the biggest jewelry house in the world. Price: $ 35,000. Obviously the Tiffany watering can is not of tin, but of silver and copper (not present, however, on the European market). And it is the last piece that is added to the line of objects for the home of the American Maison.

Next to jewelry, Tiffany has launched time ago the Everyday Objects line, composed of a series of products for everyday use. But precious.

The watering can, which costs like a car, is one of these. The collection, which was introduced last year, was renewed by the new creative director, Reed Krakoff. Everyday Objects includes, for example, a silver ball of 11,000 euros, a clothespin, also in silver, 650 euros, or the elements of the Lego game, but in silver, 2,100 euros. It seems that it is a category of growing products, explained the CEO of the Maison, Alessandro Bogliolo. That in November, in a conference with financial analysts said to be “very satisfied” with the performance of household items.
In the collection there are also pencil holders in silver and vermeil, flower vases, clothespins, crystal chains, miniature folding chairs and, for some markets, a 275,000 dollar greenhouse in silver, copper and glass, a lantern in limited edition ($ 20,000), a tape measure (1,250).

Lattina porta matite in argento e vermeil

The 10 most precious earrings by Tiffany

Published on November 28, 2018

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The ten most precious and expensive Tiffany earrings. For those who do not mind at the expense of gifts ♦ ︎

It is not necessary to browse the Tiffany Blue Book, that is, the collection of high jewelry, to dream up earrings to make your head spin. The Maison of New York, in fact, in the category of simple jewelry, that is not unique pieces, but jewels reproduced in different examples, still has pieces of great charm. And of considerable cost, let’s say it right away. We have selected the ten most precious and naturally expensive pieces. Prices refer to December 2018, in euros. For three of these earrings the price is however on demand, also because the exceptional diamonds with which they are made make them look more like high-end jewelry than “normal” earrings, even if expensive.

Among all stands out a pair of earrings with diamonds weighing over five carats each.

These are Tiffany Novo jewels, with platinum and diamonds monachine clasp, for pierced ears. They weigh over 5 carats each, color I, VS1 clarity, brilliant cut. Without the declared price also the earrings with fancy yellow diamonds, with a specific square cut created by Tiffany. They are mounted on platinum and gold. Or the designer chandelier earrings, explains the American Maison, for the great company dances. They have two princess cut diamonds mounted in oblique, with round brilliant diamonds in platinum, for pierced lobes.

Orecchini a clip collezione Three Leaves disegnati da Schlumberger. Prezzo: 19.800 euro

Orecchini aperti con diamanti e tanzaniti. Prezzo: 17600 euro

Orecchini chandelier con diamanti tondi taglio e taglio princess, in platino

Orecchini con diamanti fancy giallo intenso

Orecchini Soleste con tanzaniti e diamanti, in platino. Prezzo: 16.400 euro

Orecchini in platino con diamanti e acquamarina. Prezzo: 15700 euro

Orecchini Mixed Cluster platino e diamanti, grandi. Collezione Tiffany Victoria. Prezzo: 21.400 euro

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Tiffany besides jewels: the Maison launches two new fragrances, also for men

Tiffany (with Apple) wants gold diggers and salmon will live together ♦ ︎

The jewels inspired by the sea: perfect to be worn in August, but even better in the other months of the year ♦

Tiffany is preparing to launch a hundred jewels dedicated to the male audience: necklaces, rings, bracelets of high jewelry for men ♦ ︎

Tiffany relies on Net-a-Porter for the launch of new jewels from the Tiffany T collection ♦

Tiffany tells its story in the Vision & Virtuosity exhibition in Shanghai ♦

In Paris, Tiffany organizes an exhibition of one hundred jewels by Jean Schlumberger ♦

Tiffany, Harry Winston, Cartier, de Grisogono: here are the jewels worn by celebrities at the Met Gala held in New York ♦ ︎

Tiffany launches the new Return to Tiffany Love Bugs collection: bracelets, ring, necklace, earrings in gold or silver. Images and price ♦ ︎

The jewels are made of silver and also in 18-carat pink or yellow gold.

Do you like jewelry in the shape of eggs? Here is a short selection, not just those celebrated Fabergé ♦

Five super models for the Tiffany spring summer 2019 advertising campaign. Here’s who they are ♦ ︎

Magnificent Jewels at auction in New York with Sotheby’s. Here are the most interesting pieces ♦ ︎

The Tiffany necklace by Lady Gaga, the diamonds by Damiani and Harry Winston, Messika, Vhernier… these are the jewels of the Oscars 2019 ♦ ︎

The Tiffany Diamond is considered one of the most important stones: it was discovered in 1877 in the Kimberley Mines in South Africa.

The American actor’s wife, Giada Colagrande, Italian recording and actress, joined her husband wearing Shirodara earrings and pendant in diamonds and aquamarine and, to complete the look, the Ricciolo ring in white gold and diamonds.

Also with Harry Winston have seen Laura Dern, Jennifer Hudson and Sarah Paulson.

The jewels of the Grammy Awards: Harry Winston and Tiffany shine with Lady Gaga and … ♦ ︎

But the Awards were also an opportunity to admire clothes and jewels. Here are some.

Lady Gaga again with the high jewelry Tiffany at the Screen Actors Guild Awards ♦ ︎

Lady Gaga for the occasion presented herself with a preview of the Tiffany Blue Book Collection 2019.

Tiffany’s choices in view of Valentine’s Day 2019: a mix of tradition and novelty ♦ ︎

Tiffany’s choice of Valentine’s jewelry is extensive and includes affordable pieces, such as customizable charms, up to more demanding options, such as diamond solitaire.

Revolution in Tiffany: the Maison has decided to make transparent the origin of the diamonds used in its jewels ♦ ︎

In fact, Tiffany has announced that it will reveal the provenance of its diamonds. Not only that: it undertakes to provide information on the traceability of the stones in a completely transparent way.

Diamonds with a weight of more of 0.18 carats are registered individually and a unique T&Co serial number is applied to all. It’s laser engraved on the stone, but not visible to the naked eye.

An exceptional Tiffany necklace for Lady Gaga, and high jewelry by Messika: this is what has shone in the Golden Globes ♦ ︎

The necklace is an exceptional piece by Tiffany, made especially for Lady Gaga. The Tiffany Aurora necklace is composed of over 300 brilliant diamonds, including a 20-carat pear-shaped stone in the heart of the necklace. The value is 5 million dollars.

To the Everyday Objects collection by Tiffany, more and more expensive pieces are added ♦ ︎

Next to jewelry, Tiffany has launched time ago the Everyday Objects line, composed of a series of products for everyday use. But precious.

The ten most precious and expensive Tiffany earrings. For those who do not mind at the expense of gifts ♦ ︎

Among all stands out a pair of earrings with diamonds weighing over five carats each.