By Åse Anderson
Packed with some of the world’s most impressive one-of-a-kind high jewelry, the launch of the Tiffany Blue Book 2015 is an occasion to be savoured.
This year, the anticipation was even higher as it marks the first Tiffany high jewelry collection under new design director Francesca Amfitheatrof. Entitled “The Art of the Sea”, the Tiffany Blue Book 2015 is a blend of bold and graceful jewels inspired by the power and mystery of the ocean.
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The famous Tiffany diamonds cascade through the Blue Book in waves of mesmerizing brilliance, from baguette and round diamonds that flow around the neck, to a waterfall of pear-cut gems on Tiffany diamond rings.
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Colored gemstones abound, including deep-blue tanzanites and neon-bright cuprian elbaite tourmalines. Blue diamonds are amongst the rarest of the world’s precious stones and the Tiffany Pebble ring is set with no less than 400 piercing blue diamonds, while other jewels feature diamonds in tropical shades of blue-green and yellow.
No high jewelry ocean would be complete without the gems that we call the treasures of the sea. Gleaming South Sea pearls sit proudly on top of Tiffany rings while black Tahitian pearls provide a beautiful contrast to sparkling white diamonds in a Tiffany bracelet. Swirling waterfalls of diamonds are anchored by black opals in an impressive pair of earrings, and the stillness of the sea is reflected in a statement ring set with a chrysocolla cabochon.
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This unique collection of Tiffany jewelry also features pieces that reference designs from the Tiffany archives, including a diamond necklace set with hundreds of round brilliant diamonds in a wave pattern, inspired by an archival watch chain.
The Tiffany Blue Book is legendary among collectors and connoisseurs, and there is no doubt that Amfitheatrof has pulled out all the stops with this latest high jewelry extravaganza.
She says: “Blue Book is an important symbol of Tiffany & Co. Its rich heritage draws the finest artisans who create a world of luxury that no other jeweler can equal. To design this important collection with these talented people and the most extraordinary gems is an honor and a privilege.”
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Cultured South Sea pearl and diamond ring from the Tiffany & Co. 2015 Blue Book collection.
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Tiffany ring set with a 23.03-carat tanzanite and diamonds in yellow gold, from the 2015 Blue Book collection.
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Jean Schlumberger Meduse clip with moonstones, sapphires and diamonds, from the 1998-1999 Tiffany Blue Book collection.
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Tiffany ring set with a 21.66ct chrysocolla surrounded by sapphires in platinum, from the 2015 Blue Book collection.
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Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany sea anemone clip with sapphires, tsavorites and diamonds in gold and platinum, from the new Blue Book collection.
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Tiffany 2015 Blue Book collection rings, set with cultured white South Sea and Tahitian pearls with diamonds in platinum.
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Tiffany necklace of diamonds and platinum in a wave pattern, inspired by an archival watch chain from the new 2015 Blue Book collection.
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Tiffany earrings with sapphires, and round and pear-shaped diamonds in white gold, from the 2015 Blue Book collection.
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Tiffany & Co. earrings from the 2015 Blue Book collection, set with diamonds, pear-shaped and round blue tourmalines in platinum.
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Tiffany earrings with sapphires and round diamonds in white gold from the 2015 Blue Book collection.
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Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany sealife necklace set with sapphires, emeralds and diamonds in yellow gold, from the 2015 Blue Book collection.
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Tiffany ring set with a central 4.42ctt pear-shaped blue cuprian elbaite tourmaline surrounded by aquamarines, tsavorites and diamonds in platinum. From the 2015 Blue Book collection.
