Blue Book 2024: Tiffany Céleste
Ray of Light
Inspired by archival Jean Schlumberger brooches that emulate gilded sunrays, these designs feature delicate expressions of elusive beams of light expressed through 18k gold details, which project outward from the exceptionally matched red and pink spinels.
By the Numbers
The Ray of Light necklace was crafted over a span of 1,379 hours and set with a triangle-cut pink spinel of over 4 carats, a triangle-cut red spinel of over 3 carats, 17 pear-shaped red spinels of over 44 total carats and 775 round brilliant diamonds of over 80 total carats.
Light Years Ahead: Inventive Craftsmanship
The Ray of Light chapter is inspired by an archival Jean Schlumberger brooch. Transformable designs within this chapter include a necklace that can be worn as a brooch and a necklace that converts into a tiara. The necklace-tiara design features a breathtaking drop showcasing a pear-shaped red spinel of over 4 carats.
Rare and Radiant
The Ray of Light ring features a rare pear-shaped fancy brown-pink diamond of over 10 carats, surrounded by a halo of diamonds that evoke sunrays.
“A bespoke piece in the spring launch is the Ray of Light necklace, which transforms into a brooch. It features an outstanding suite of 17 pear-shaped and two triangle-cut red and pink spinels of over 53 total carats, each accentuated by diamonds that evoke rays of light emanating from the spinels.”
—Victoria Wirth Reynolds, Tiffany & Co. Chief Gemologist
Inside Our Exclusive High Jewelry Celebration
On April 26, we invited Tiffany & Co. ambassadors and friends of the House to celebrate our newest high jewelry collection, Blue Book 2024: Tiffany Céleste. Guests dazzled in exceptional Tiffany & Co. creations.
