TIFFANY & CO’S FALL 2026 HIDDEN GARDEN
Tiffany & Co debuted their Fall Blue Book 2026 Hidden Garden jewellery collection designed by Nathalie Verdeille, the Senior Vice President and Chief Artistic Officer, in collaboration with the Tiffany Design Studio. The collection follows the theme of abundance and discovery, with both abstract and literal interpretation of nature’s different seasons.
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The jewellery collection consist of gemstones and cultural forms, imagined gardens, ripened fruits and flourishing vines that are transformed into a world of exceptional luxury jewellery. The collection reveals itself through six different stories: Nest, Hanging Garden, Dahlia, Hanging Fruit, Pineapple and Vine. Each story evokes a different detail.
Nest draws inspiration from the architecture of woven branches, with spiraling strands of platinum and 18k yellow gold encircle cushion-cut Fancy Yellow diamonds, enhanced by white and yellow diamond accents, that reflect a birds sanctuar, but with trillion-cut diamonds beneath the center stones.
Hanging Garden reflects imagined fruits form of vines with custom-cut cabochon rubies from Mozambique, paired with lavender chalcedony, alongside flowing vines of diamonds and paillonné enamel and layered leaves.
The Dahlia story tells a sculptural floral compositions that’s inspired by archival motifs and Jean Schlumberger’s ribbon-like forms. It overlaps petals crafted as ribbons intertwine around vivid tsavorites, that creates layered silhouettes with dimension and fluidity.
Hanging Fruit is inspired by the archival Jean Schlumberger’s Two Fruit clip, the story reinterprets the motif through a contemporary lens. It pairs gemstone with playful forms and orange spessartines are set against turquoise cabochons, while diamond-accented tendrils in platinum and 18k yellow gold .
The Pineapple story reinterprets the fruit’s geometry through bold pattern and texture. Unenhanced sapphires from Sri Lanka are set against deep blue paillonné enamel with diamond and gold accents forming rhythmic, graphic compositions. Subtle references to Schlumberger’s 1962 enamel bangles underscore the design’s heritage.
Overall, Tiffany & Co’s Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden collection explores nature’s hidden world across the seasons of spring, summer and fall, finding its gemstones and artistry that celebrates abundance, that translates into an expression of high jewellery.
On September 16th, the fall expression of Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden will debut a private Tiffany & Co. event.
