Tiffany & Co. releases the summer chapters of The Blue Book 2024

Tiffany & Co. looked to the stars for the summer with the launch of the 2024 Blue Book, titled Tiffany Céleste.

In an ode to Jean Schlumberger’s fascination with the limitless mysteries of the universe, Nathalie Verdeille – the visionary behind the celestial jewelry – reinterprets the sun, moon, stars, distant galaxies and mythology into imaginative gemstones.

Building on the success of the spring collection, which featured six standout designs in particular – Wings, Arrow, Constellation, Iconic Star, Ray of Light and Apollo – the summer collection introduces four new chapters.

Enter Peakcock, Shooting Star, Flames, and a Wings expansion.

Importance of the royal family

Attracted by the animal’s dazzling metallic blue and green plumage, the peacock explores mythology and imagination, celebrating the feathers that inspire awe in the viewer. Adorned with luminous gemstones including tanzanite, green tourmaline and diamonds cut with the utmost precision, it is a testament to artistry. Featuring Tiffany’s heritage stone, tanzanite, with 17 cushion-cut gemstones totaling over 108 carats.

Echoes of Jean Schlumberger’s iconic designs

Looking back into the archives, the Shooting Star is reminiscent of Tiffany & Co.’s classic star silhouettes with undulating bands that mimic the glittering trails of shooting stars. The diamond chain highlights the diamond trails in yellow gold and nestles around a brilliant 78-carat amethyst

The shades of the sun

Capturing the essence of solar flares, two exquisite pieces of jewelry are set with exceptional white and yellow diamonds. The platinum and 18-karat yellow gold necklace evokes a stunning flame look, while a pair of earrings highlights two fiery gemstones – fancy, intense yellow diamonds surrounded by white diamond accents.

Flight & Fantasy

Released for the second time this summer, Jean Schlumberger’s Wing Silhouettes embody the exquisite nature of a Pegasus’ elusive wings. Adorned with striking diamonds, they pay homage to its celestial spirit.