After the photos of the celebs at the Tiffany party for the presentation of the Blue Book Collection, here are the images of the jewels. You have already seen two of them worn by Cate Blanchett and Rose Whiterspoon at the Academy Awards, but that was just a taste of the best of the best of the high jewelry produced by the American giant. Which, like every year, leaves you breathless with beauty. The 2015 edition in particular is striking for its ability to recreate, in some jewels, the sense of the sea, its energy and its movement with stones in liquid colors and floating designs. In fact, the theme for the first collection designed by Francesca Amfitheatrof is The Art of the Sea, interpreted in compliance with the tradition of the house and a look towards the future, like the Pebble rings. Some pieces are inspired by oriental designs from Tiffany’s archive, such as the bracelet with swirls studded with colorless degradé diamonds that recall the waves in the prints of the famous Japanese artist Hokusai. A 32-carat rubellite, of the rare raspberry variety, rests on a sea of corals made of pink sapphires and diamonds. More colorless brilliant-cut and baguette-cut diamonds form many concentric circles like sea urchin shells and are repeated in the necklace and in the platinum and sapphire earrings. And then the South Sea and Tahitian pearls, the ripples in sapphires of all shades of blue and a cabochon chrysocolla that looks like a body of green Caribbean water. The classic engagement rings with fancy blue and green diamonds could not be missed. The collection, which demonstrates the Tiffany & Co. Foundation’s support for coral conservation and its commitment to ethical diamonds and precious metals, includes approximately 200 unique pieces ranging in price from $100,000 to $6 million.