Tiffany & Co. unveils a bold new chapter in its storied legacy with the latest evolution of the Bird on a Rock motif—an enduring emblem of joy, optimism, and imagination first conceived by Jean Schlumberger in 1965. The new Bird on a Rock and Bird on a Pearl high jewelry creations pay tribute to Tiffany & Co.’s rich heritage and its dedication to celebrating nature’s rarest treasures through daringly inventive design and unparalleled craftsmanship. Each masterpiece is a singular work of art, reflecting the House’s enduring commitment to elevating the extraordinary.
Under Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille, Tiffany & Co.’s Bird motif is reimagined in new high jewelry creations that unite exceptional craftsmanship with rare gemstones. The Bird on a Pearl capsule centers on luminous natural saltwater pearls sourced exclusively from the private collection of renowned authority Mr. Hussein Al Fardan—access granted only to Tiffany & Co. The new designs introduce star sapphire heads, prized for their vivid hues and celestial asterism, accented with fancy color diamonds. Highlights include a pavé diamond bird brooch perched on an over-18-carat white baroque pearl, a pendant featuring a brownish gray baroque pearl of over 29 carats, and a reimagined brooch inspired by a Jean Schlumberger archival design, showcasing signature 18k gold “flames,” a rare 36+ carat light orangey brown and white baroque pearl, and cabochon rubellites—together honoring the House’s heritage through nature’s rarest treasures and inventive artistry.
An homage to the House’s most celebrated brooch, first introduced by Jean Schlumberger in 1965, the Bird on a Rock evolves with new designs conceived by Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille. Showcasing Tiffany’s extraordinary diamonds and unparalleled artistry, the collection embodies joy, optimism and possibility.
