Tiffany & Co. Blue Book 2026 collection launch

Tiffany & Co. introduced the ‘Hidden Garden’ collection as the final chapter of its Blue Book 2026 series. Designed by Nathalie Verdeille in collaboration with the Tiffany Design Studio, the high jewelry collection uses platinum, gold, enamel, and various gemstones to create botanical-inspired sculptural pieces, such as the ‘Nest’ and ‘Hanging Garden’ designs.

The collection draws heavily on the archival work of Jean Schlumberger, featuring reinterpretations of his motifs like the ‘Dahlia’, ‘Hanging Fruit’, and ‘Pineapple’.

To support this heritage, the brand announced a four-year partnership with the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris to restore and digitize Schlumberger’s archive of over 10,000 items. This archive, held by the museum since 1994, consists of approximately 5,000 drawings and 5,000 documents, photographs, and personal papers, including historical correspondence from figures such as Christian Dior and Jacqueline Kennedy. The conservation and digitization initiative is led by The Tiffany Archives and involves scientific expertise from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

To mark the partnership during Paris Fashion Week, the museum hosted the exhibition ‘I Am Only a Pencil’, which showcases Schlumberger’s sketches alongside finished high jewelry pieces, such as the ‘Bird on a Rock’, to demonstrate his creative process. The brand celebrated the alliance with a private dinner at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs attended by international celebrities including Anya Taylor-Joy, Adria Arjona, Amanda Seyfried, and Diane Kruger.