Breathtaking Gemstones
Our 7,500-carat Kunzite
The next chapter in our legacy of gemological excellence: a breathtaking kunzite crystal of over 7,500 carats. Kunzite was named in honor of the House’s first Chief Gemologist in 1902. This vibrant kunzite crystal boasts exceptional size, clarity and color—reflecting our heritage of acquiring the world’s rarest and most spectacular gemstones.
A Fiery Diamond
As the largest Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond ever discovered in Canada, weighing over 71 carats, this remarkable rough gem was sustainably sourced from the Ekati Mine. At the hands of Tiffany & Co. artisans, the stone yielded two exquisite emerald-cut Fancy Vivid Yellow diamonds of over 20 and 15 carats, respectively.
The Tiffany Muzo Emerald
The finest emerald ever sourced from the famed Muzo mines of Colombia is now a Tiffany & Co. emerald. Weighing over 10 carats, the gem’s unique combination of large size, provenance, color and exceptional crystal quality make it a miracle of nature and befitting of its new name: the Tiffany Muzo Emerald.
“As the world’s authority on rare gems, these miracles of nature represent the next chapter in a story that began over a century ago.”
—Victoria Wirth Reynolds, Chief Gemologist, Tiffany & Co.
Argyle Pink™ Diamonds: The Tiffany Collection
After the famed Argyle diamond mine in western Australia closed in 2020, the mine entrusted its last tender of Argyle Pink™ Diamonds to Tiffany & Co. These exceedingly rare gems showcase an extraordinary range of colors that include everything from Fancy Intense Pink and Deep Pink to the rarest of all—a Fancy Red diamond.
Bird on a Pearl
This opulent capsule collection is distinguished by the world’s finest natural saltwater pearls sourced from Mr. Hussein Al Fardan, whose family is recognized as one of the world’s leading authorities on natural pearls. Tiffany & Co. is incredibly fortunate to be the first jewelry house to acquire from Al Fardan’s highly coveted private collection. The Bird on a Pearl designs feature everything from baroque natural saltwater pearls to gray natural saltwater pearls and other extremely rare pearls.
