【Tiffany & Co.】Announcing the 'Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden' Summer Collection, Depicting a Fantastical World of Blooming Nature

Tiffany & Co. announces the summer collection of its high jewelry line, 'Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden.' This collection, which explores the fantastical world hidden within nature, was crafted by Nathalie Verdeille, Tiffany's Senior Vice President and Chief Artistic Officer, along with the Tiffany Design Studio. This summer collection captures the moments when nature is at its most vibrant and bold. Harmonizing form, texture, and color, it reinterprets the artistry of legendary designer Jean Schlumberger for the modern era. Flowers and creatures are elevated into beautiful, sculptural silhouettes through carefully selected gemstones and exceptional craftsmanship.

'In the Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden' summer collection, birds in vibrant colors dance gracefully, and their nests are expressed through the graphical contrast of yellow gold, diamonds, and platinum. It also resonates with a supple, geometric, and luminous structural beauty inspired by woven raffia,' says Nathalie Verdeille, Senior Vice President and Chief Artistic Officer. 'This collection celebrates the rich allure of colored stones. Flowers bloom within delicate patterns woven by gold and platinum, and the 'Blossom' story expands with vivid colors and rich volume reminiscent of tropical nature. As forms, textures, and colors resonate with each other, the collection is finished as a gorgeous triptych depicting a tropical world.'

This summer collection expresses the vitality of nature. Through three-dimensional and intricate designs that highlight vivid gemstones, each story is imbued with dynamism and energy. It is a collection that once again highlights Tiffany's exceptional creativity in elevating the beauty of the natural world into emotionally rich high jewelry.

In the 'Paradise Bird' story, fantastical brooches expressing the joy of creativity and discovery appear. In a design that reinterprets Tiffany's iconic 'Bird on a Rock,' colorful birds perch gracefully atop special gemstones. Rare gemstones such as Australian boulder opal, chrysoprase, American chrysocolla, Namibian purple chalcedony, and Nigerian spessartite are used lavishly. Feathers are delicately expressed by applying colored stones that respond to the color of the center stone like pointillism. Furthermore, bold color schemes combining emeralds, turquoise, and tourmaline, as well as the combination of paillon enamel, faceted stones, and diamonds, create rich textures and expressions full of vitality.

'Daisy' is a story that expresses the beauty of patterns and delicate movement. Even in designs that appear symmetrical at first glance, each piece holds a different expression. Emerald-cut blue zircons emit a clear, vivid brilliance, drawing a bold color contrast with deep emerald cabochons. Petals are meticulously crafted by hand using a flowing mesh structure, and diamonds beautifully accentuate their three-dimensional texture. Differences in delicate curves and forms create soft movements like petals swaying in the wind, resulting in a design that embodies Tiffany's exceptional craftsmanship.

In 'Raffia,' the beauty of woven patterns found in nature is elevated into colorful and dynamic jewelry. Tanzanite in a sugarloaf cut, a legacy gemstone introduced by Tiffany in 1968, colors the center of the design with a deep blue-violet brilliance, and is beautifully highlighted by vibrant rubies, motifs woven from platinum and 18K yellow gold, and diamonds. The rope-like chain incorporates the twist motif that symbolizes Jean Schlumberger, bringing rich texture and depth to the work. It is a dynamic collection that celebrates Tiffany's gemstone heritage.

'Blossom' is a story that celebrates the advanced techniques and rich color expressions inherited by Tiffany. Rubellites in cushion cabochon and oval cuts emit a glossy presence reminiscent of the center of a blooming flower, and overlapping designs create rich three-dimensional effects and depth. Gold flowers adorned with diamonds bloom lightly between platinum petals with intricate pavé settings, giving the impression of a bouquet swaying on the skin. Through bold colors and creative artistry, it expresses the worldview of a modern and gorgeous bouquet.

'Petals' is a story that expresses delicate movement and light beauty, inspired by ribbon and bud motifs seen in Jean Schlumberger's archival works. Cushion-cut peridots with vivid blue-green and rich saturation take center stage, and playful ribbon motifs adorned with diamonds gracefully wrap around the gemstones. Furthermore, subtle details reminiscent of buds add a poetic accent to the design. Flowing curves like ribbons swaying in a soft breeze beautifully depict the scene of a fantastical garden.

The 'Blue Book' collection, the fourth by Nathalie Verdeille, is developed in three chapters: Spring, Summer, and Fall. The 'Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden' summer collection, announced at a private gala, captures the moment when nature blooms most gorgeously, with color, movement, and craftsmanship resonating beautifully. It is a collection that once again embodies Tiffany's exceptional technical prowess and artistry in elevating the natural world into creative and expressive high jewelry.

About Tiffany & Co.

Tiffany & Co., founded in New York in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with sophisticated, innovative design, exquisite craftsmanship, and exceptional creativity.

With more than 300 stores worldwide and over 14,000 employees, Tiffany & Co. and its subsidiaries design, manufacture, and sell jewelry, watches, and luxury accessories. More than 3,000 skilled artisans cut diamonds and craft jewelry in the company's workshops, contributing to the realization of Tiffany's commitment to the highest quality.

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