Blue Book Fall 2026: Hidden Garden is the final chapter of Tiffany’s High Jewelry collection.
Conceived by Nathalie Verdeille—Senior Vice President and Artistic Director of Jewelry and High Jewelry at Tiffany & Co.—in collaboration with the Tiffany Design Studio, the collection explores both abstract and figurative interpretations of nature transformed by light. It features exceptional gemstones, sculptural volumes, imaginary gardens, ripened fruit, and winding vines.
In this final installment, honeycombs, cascading fruit, sculptural vines, and blossoms are transformed into jewels rich in color, texture, and movement. Gemstones serve as painterly elements within three-dimensional compositions, where light, volume, and color converge to bring nature-inspired scenes to life.
Nest Ring with a Fancy Yellow diamond: A ring crafted in platinum and 18k yellow gold, featuring a Fancy Yellow diamond weighing over six carats, accented by white diamonds and yellow diamond details.
- Nest draws inspiration from the complex architecture of intertwined branches. Spirals of platinum and yellow gold encircle cushion-cut Fancy Yellow diamonds, further enhanced by white and yellow diamonds.
- Hanging Garden explores cascading forms inspired by imaginary fruit suspended from lush vines. Custom-cut cabochon rubies from Mozambique are paired with lavender chalcedony, creating a sophisticated color contrast.
- Dahlia focuses on sculptural floral compositions, drawing from motifs found in the Tiffany Archives and ribbon-like forms. Overlapping petals intertwine around vibrant tsavorites, creating layered silhouettes defined by their dimension and fluidity. • Hanging Fruit captures the richness of an imaginary harvest through vibrant combinations of gemstones and playful shapes. Orange spessartine garnets contrast with turquoise cabochons, while platinum and yellow gold tendrils accented with diamonds add movement. Inspired by the Two Fruit brooch from the House archives.
- Pineapple reinterprets the fruit’s geometry through bold patterns and textures. Natural Sri Lankan sapphires combine with deep blue paillonné enamel—complemented by diamond and gold details—to create graphic, rhythmic compositions.
Palm bracelet in 18k white gold with sky-blue paillonné enamel and diamonds.
- Vine celebrates Tiffany’s legacy as "The Diamond Kings," showcasing exceptional diamonds in dynamic compositions. Stones of various cuts form radiant clusters, while baguette diamonds trace fluid, ribbon-like paths.
- Paradise Bird concludes the collection with two exceptional brooches. One features a cabochon chalcedony of over 31 carats, enhanced by sapphires, rubies, and diamonds. The other centers on a 37-carat rose quartz, adorned with light blue sapphires, carved chalcedony, and diamonds.