This fall, Tiffany will be releasing new jewelry from Paloma Studio, a collection created by Paloma Picasso, Tiffany's exclusive designer.
Necklace: Rubellite x Yellow Gold ¥355,000, Blue Topaz x Yellow Gold ¥295,000, Tsavorite x Yellow Gold (Reference Product), Citrine x Yellow Gold ¥220,000, Earrings ¥583,000 (All prices excluding tax)
Paloma Picasso has been an iconic jewelry designer for Tiffany for 40 years, and her legacy continues to grow. Paloma's bold design aesthetic is consistently accented by her use of color. Her "Paloma Studio" collection, packed with the energy, heat, and color of 1980s New York during the disco era, features vibrant colors and unexpected color designs. The vibrant color palette reflects Paloma's vibrant personality and optimistic attitude. This powerful collection features bold, concise, and architectural shapes.
Paloma's love of vibrant, unexpected color and bold design is fully expressed in the new Paloma Studio collection, with new pieces designed to be stacked or worn alone for impact. The stackable pendants, rings, and earrings are inspired by the geometric shapes of existing Paloma Studio rings and feature custom-cut hexagons and graphic baguette bars. Each piece is set with a diverse range of gemstones, including blue topaz, rubellite, amethyst, green tourmaline, sapphire, tanzanite, tsavorite, and diamonds. Tsavorite and tanzanite are Tiffany's legacy gemstones. Tiffany introduced tanzanite in 1968 and tsavorite six years later in 1974, beating other jewelers to the world. The items are being released sequentially exclusively at the Tiffany Ginza flagship store and the official online store.
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Necklace: Rubellite x Yellow Gold ¥355,000, Blue Topaz x Yellow Gold ¥295,000, Tsavorite x Yellow Gold (Reference Product), Citrine x Yellow Gold ¥220,000, Earrings ¥583,000 (All prices excluding tax)Paloma Picasso has been an iconic jewelry designer for Tiffany for 40 years, and her legacy continues to grow. Paloma's bold design aesthetic is consistently accented by her use of color. Her "Paloma Studio" collection, packed with the energy, heat, and color of 1980s New York during the disco era, features vibrant colors and unexpected color designs. The vibrant color palette reflects Paloma's vibrant personality and optimistic attitude. This powerful collection features bold, concise, and architectural shapes.
Paloma's love of vibrant, unexpected color and bold design is fully expressed in the new Paloma Studio collection, with new pieces designed to be stacked or worn alone for impact. The stackable pendants, rings, and earrings are inspired by the geometric shapes of existing Paloma Studio rings and feature custom-cut hexagons and graphic baguette bars. Each piece is set with a diverse range of gemstones, including blue topaz, rubellite, amethyst, green tourmaline, sapphire, tanzanite, tsavorite, and diamonds. Tsavorite and tanzanite are Tiffany's legacy gemstones. Tiffany introduced tanzanite in 1968 and tsavorite six years later in 1974, beating other jewelers to the world. The items are being released sequentially exclusively at the Tiffany Ginza flagship store and the official online store.
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