A Technicolour Multi-Faceted Tribute To Nature

Tiff any and Co.’s 2021 Blue Book high jewellery collection is a bold reminder of the American jeweller’s authority in coloured gemstones.

- Candice Chan

Think Tiffany & Co. and the iconic robin’s egg blue comes to mind. Although the trademark Tiffany Blue is integral to the brand’s identity, it is not the only hue associated with it. Others like yellow, pink and green are also intimately linked to the American jeweller thanks to certain gemstones that hold a special place in the brand’s heritage. The famous 128.54ct Tiffany yellow diamond is one example, as well as pink gems morganite and kunzite, the blue-hued tanzanite and vivid green tsavorite — gemstones that owe their popularity to Tiffany.

With the 2021 Blue Book Colors of Nature collection, the jeweller reaˆ rms its status as an authority in coloured stones. Comprising some 134 pieces of unique high jewellery creations, many of which feature rare gemstones, from traditionally valued Colombian emeralds to other lesser-known but just as rare stones, like Russian demantoid garnets.