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The Tiffany Céleste high jewellery collection is inspired by the sketches of legendary designer Jean Schlumberger who joined the brand in 1956 and went on to steer its creative output for more than 20 years.
Today, Tiffany & Co.’s chief artistic officer for jewellery and high jewellery is Nathalie Verdeille, who has leaned into the daunting task of following in the great man’s footsteps, by revisiting many of the house’s most storied designs.







PHOTOGRAPHER PETER SISKOS
STYLING ARYEH LAPPIN
ALL JEWELLERY TIFFANY & CO.
MAKE-UP AKIKO OWADA
HAIR ANTON ALEXANDER
NAILS PIKA
PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT ALEX HOPKINS
FASHION ASSISTANT PARIS PERRY
TECHNICAL ASSISTANT ALEX VERRON
PRODUCTION LUKE PERRON & CHLOE YANG
MODEL MEGHAN ROCHE @ DNA MODELS


Style shoot: How the Tiffany Céleste high jewellery collection is inspired by the sketches of the brand’s legendary designer, Frenchman Jean Schlumberger

How hoop earrings’ Y2K appeal endures today, with fans including Khloé Kardashian, Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez – who’s loved them for decades

Style Edit: Cartier Libre’s Tuttitutti line reimagines high jewellery beyond the ballroom – the collection’s radiant hues and modern vibes also nod to the jeweller’s classic design cues

Chow Tai Fook celebrated its 95th anniversary with a show-stopping event at Rosewood Beijing, which proved how the brand is revitalising ancient Chinese culture and artistry for 21st-century consumers

High Jewellery

The Tiffany Céleste high jewellery collection is inspired by the sketches of the brand’s legendary designer of the 50s, 60s and 70s, Jean Schlumberger. Photos: Peter Siskos

Necklace, bracelet, ring, earring: Tiffany & Co. Corset: Dior

Necklace, earring: Tiffany & Co. Bottega Veneta: Top

Necklace, ring, earring: Tiffany & Co. Dress: Alexander McQueen

Bracelet, earrings: Tiffany & Co. Swimsuit: Chanel

Earring: Tiffany & Co. Bralette: Dior

Bracelet, ring, earring: Tiffany & Co. Bralette: Dior

Brooch: Tiffany & Co

Why cocktail rings are making a comeback – from Carey Mulligan as flapper Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby to ever-chic Sylvie in Netflix’s Emily in Paris

Boss it like Carey with cocktail rings – channel the style and presence of Mulligan in The Great Gatsby. Photo: Alamy

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie Grateau in Emily in Paris. Photo: Netflix

Leonardo DiCaprio as Jay Gatsby, Carey Mulligan as a bejewelled Daisy Buchanan, and Joel Edgerton as Tom Buchanan in The Great Gatsby. Photo: AP Photo

Kia Schwan’s Abacus Five ring. Photo: Handout

Alinka’s emerald and diamond two-stone ring. Photo: Handout

Cushla’s Whiting Orbit ring. Photo: Handout

Mara Hotung rings. Photo: Handout

Monika Ruggerino Sole e Luna South Sea pearl cocktail rings. Photo: Handout

What makes a multifunctional jewellery piece? How Chanel, Cartier, Boucheron and Van Cleef & Arpels are making the functional fantastic – and stars like Taylor Swift are loving it

Boucheron and other jewellery brands have long played with the idea of making jewellery out of more everyday objects. Photos: Handout

Nadine Ghosn pencil bracelet

Chanel Première Sound necklace, watch and earphones

Cartier Libre Polymorph carabiner and watch

Van Cleef & Arpels Diamond Tie necklace. Photo: Sotheby’s

Zoe Saldana attended the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in a gold chain mail cape by Cartier. Photo: Getty Images

Boucheron Boutons pendant earrings

Boucheron Carte Blanche Or Bleu Eau Vive shoulder brooches

Men’s bracelets: discover Prince Harry, David Beckham, Harry Kane and Barry Keoghan’s stylish choices

Barry Keoghan, Harry Kane, David Beckham and Prince Harry (pictured) have all recently showed off their bracelets in public as men get with the latest male jewellery trend. Photo: Getty Images

David Beckham wearing a beaded bracelet from Nialaya Jewelry at an LA Lakers basketball game in Los Angeles. Photo: @nialayajewelry/Instagram

Barry Keoghan at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in March. Photo: Getty Images

Harry Kane debuted his own beaded bracelet ahead of England’s match against Denmark at the UEFA Euros 2024. Photo: @harrykane/Instagram

A Patcharavipa bracelet. Photo: Handout

Tateossian’s stacking style. Photo: Handout

Thomas Sabo’s Rebel at Heart collection. Photo: Handout

Luis Morais bracelet. Photo: Handout

How to Style like K-pop sensation Jeon Somi: mix and match denims with striking prints from Prada, Thom Browne and Skims to score luxe streetwear points

K-pop star Jeon Somi attends Korean film Wonderland’s premiere in Seoul, South Korea, in May, wearing luxe streetwear. Photo: Getty Images

Jeon Somi sure knows how to use prints to stylish effect. Photo: The Chosunilbo JNS/Imazins via Getty Images

Thom Browne socks (US$140)

Frame cardigan (US$420)

Denim shorts (US$225) by Re/Done at Farfetch

Bralette (US$40) by Skims at Net-a-Porter

Prada bag (US$2,770)

Hoop earrings’ enduring appeal draws the likes of Khloé Kardashian and Rihanna (pictured) today, while Jennifer Lopez has been a fan for decades. Photo: Getty Images

Jennifer Lopez at the MTV awards in New York, in 2000. Photo: Getty Images

Bottega Veneta Sardine gold-plated earrings

Messika Paris Hoop Earrings

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Tiffany & Co.’s current chief artistic officer for jewellery and high jewellery is Nathalie Verdeille who burrowed into the brand’s archives to revisit classic pieces


Tiffany & Co.’s current chief artistic officer for jewellery and high jewellery is Nathalie Verdeille who burrowed into the brand’s archives to revisit classic pieces.
