It is no coincidence that the art of jewelry is mentioned. A combination that Tiffany & Co, in the era of the LVMH group, often proposes. This time the American Maison presents the collaboration between contemporary artist Daniel Arsham and the Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel, with the limited edition HardWear Tiffany & Arsham Studio necklace. A synthesis of art and jewelry, the limited edition includes 39 hand-crafted sculptures, each carefully finished at the Arsham Studio in New York. Inside each patinated bronze container lies a surprising interpretation of a Tiffany & Co. icon. The HardWear necklace is a limited edition and signed Tiffany & Arsham Studio. Made of white gold, the necklace is embellished with over a thousand diamonds, for a total of over 6 carats and more than 500 tsavorites for a total of over 3 carats.

All’interno di ogni contenitore in bronzo patinato si trova un’interpretazione sorprendente di un’icona Tiffany & Co. — Inside each patinated bronze vessel is a striking interpretation of a Tiffany & Co. icon.

Tiffany & Co. and Daniel Arsham began their collaboration in 2021, united by a shared vision of innovation, craftsmanship and the creative spirit. The collection elevates an everyday object—the penny—to a symbol of fortune and luxury. Inspired by Tiffany’s 1885 redesign of the Great Seal of the United States and Arsham’s 2013 Study of the Eroded Penny, the Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel embodies the artist’s “relics of the future” aesthetic. It is crafted from patinated bronze with polished crystal elements.

Ogni Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel è racchiuso in una cassa da trasporto artistico personalizzata Tiffany Blue con dettagli in metallo — Each Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel is housed in a custom Tiffany Blue art transport case with metal accents

The Tiffany & Arsham Studio HardWear necklace, housed inside the vessel, is a contemporary reinterpretation of a celebrated 1971 Tiffany & Co. design and is now part of the Tiffany Archives. The HardWear collection uses green tsavorites, a gemstone introduced by Tiffany & Co. in 1974, and pays homage to both the signature color of the Arsham Studio and the sculpture’s rich bronze patina. Each Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel is encased in a custom Tiffany Blue art case with metal accents, and an elegant Tiffany Blue Box contains co-branded white gloves to handle the work with the utmost care.

My work explores how history evolves over time, as something alive and ever-changing. Tiffany & Co. shares this same focus on tradition and craftsmanship. This collaboration has given me the opportunity to take the concept of my relics of the future even further, transforming an iconic symbol into an entirely new object. I am extremely grateful to Tiffany & Co. for embracing and supporting this vision.
Daniel Arsham