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The world’s greatest film festival is almost upon us. In a couple of weeks, the glitterati will descend upon the Côte d’Azur for the 75th Cannes Film Festival. Undoubtedly there will be plenty of fashion moments, but the ceremony is also a chance for jewellers to show off their daring creations—in the case of Chopard, the coveted Palme d’Or trophy.
Tiffany & Co.’s latest Blue Book collection, Colors of Nature, unites Jean Schlumberger’s masterful creations with Tiffany high jewellery designs.
Whether gifted, inherited, or purchased for oneself, jewellery is symbolic of a feeling, a love, a passion.
The haute couture shows and accompanying haute joaillerie presentations make for days of dizzying highs.
The tiara has always inspired fascination. And while historically the headpiece was a symbol of grand aristocratic femininity, in the 21st century the tiara appears to have entered a new era.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Measuring one inch wide by seven-eighths of an inch high, the stone is one of the world’s largest yellow diamonds and is, quite simply, breathtaking.
The new collection from Tiffany & Co. blends natural charm and industrial flair into fine jewellery creations.
The story of how a transformable piece of fine jewellery became an icon for the French maison.
A high jewellery collection of 60 animal pairs.
