Tiffany, the great extraordinary diamond legend
Since 1837, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany's legendary masterpiece has led the way to witness the myriad of love stories in the world.
1837, the birth of the legend
In the 1930s, the United States was still a rising emerging country, born in just 60 years. Throughout the ages, New York has always been a paradise for ambition, attracting talents from all over the world. Here, all dreams have the potential to be realized. After joining this entrepreneurial trend, the young Charles Lewis Tiffany will soon redefine the legendary style of luxury and elegance.
In 1837, the young Charles Louis Tiffany came to New York with a beautiful dream.
At the beginning of 1837, Charles Luis Tiffany opened a unique store on Broadway to sell rare and rare luxury products. Tiffany rings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches and other innumerable luxury accessories have become a hot topic. Obviously, this discerning businessman has an accurate insight into the deep hunger of the customer.
At the beginning of 1837, Charles Louis Tiffany's first store selling luxury boutiques opened in New York under Broadway.
Charles Louis Tiffany believes that beautiful design can bring a good life.
In 1940, the extraordinary Tiffany flagship store opened at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street in New York. This is a wonderful place full of magic, where beautiful dreams come true. The passers-by who come and go are like Audrey Hepburn in Tiffany's Breakfast, dumping the jewels in the window. As a iconic landmark in New York, Tiffany's Fifth Avenue flagship store is highly regarded, and it complements the few other buildings to illustrate the city's unique style and charm.
Tiffany flagship store on New York's bustling Fifth Avenue
In 1940, the extraordinary Tiffany flagship store opened at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street in New York.
"King of Diamonds"
Charles Luis Tiffany has a passion for the rare and precious gems of the rare and precious, even fascinating. In 1848, he acquired top quality diamonds from the French aristocracy and made it a rare treasure. To acclaim his spirit of pursuing perfection, the New York media has named Tiffany the title of "The King of Diamonds" and has made the Tiffany brand a global diamond authority.
Mr. Tiffany bought a rare yellow diamond in 1878. This priceless treasure was finally cut into 128.54 carats of Tiffany Diamond "Tiffany Legendary Yellow Diamond", which has been the perfect symbol of Tiffany's great heritage for more than 100 years.
In 1887, Tiffany bought a large number of gorgeous French royal jewels, sensationalizing the world, making the "King of Diamonds"'s supreme reputation more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Most of these prestigious and magnificent jewels are the collections of Napoleon's wife, Emperor Eugenie, and later incorporated into Tiffany's jewellery design, and diamond jewelry with American characteristics was born. Tiffany bought a lot of emerald brooch, this magnificent brooch is the French jeweler Alfred Bapst (Alfred Bapst) for Napoleon III (1808–1873) wife Eugenie Designed by EmpressEugénie (1826–1920). The rim of the brooch is embellished with a gradual diamond, with an emerald in the center set in 18k yellow gold, and two pure pearls hanging under the two-petal diamond leaf, which are gorgeous and smart. Another diamond brooch is also designed for Queen Eugenie.
An emerald and diamond brooch from the French royal jewels purchased by Tiffany in 1887
Tiffany's brooch designed for the wife of Napoleon III's wife, Queen Eunion, Tiffany bought in 1887
In the previous year of 1886, Tiffany launched the first engagement diamond ring, its ground-breaking design gave the diamond a new brilliance, attracting the attention of the world, this is now the well-known Tiffany? Setting Tiffany six-prong set diamond ring. In fact, today's well-known tradition of diamond ring marriage proposal was initiated by Tiffany. For centuries, ladies and ladies and their admirers have gone to the diamond ring counters of Tiffany boutiques to find the finest diamonds in the world to express their love. Tiffany has won an international reputation for its enduring popularity with its eye-catching diamonds.
TiffanySetting Tiffany Six-Prong Inlay Diamond Ring Design Sketch
TiffanySetting Tiffany Six-Prong Inlay Diamond Ring Design Sketch
Another jewellery masterpiece that witnessed Tiffany's "King of Diamonds" glory is the dazzling diamond necklace that the brand created for Wade Family in 1903. This diamond necklace is a precious gift from Ellen Garretson Wade's husband, West Union's heir, Jeptha Homer Wade II. As for the luxurious diamond necklace, it is a model of garland style. The pure diamonds with European and ancient mining cutting techniques are set on platinum, which outlines the elegant flowers, swirls and swan patterns. This rare sapphire can be freely adjusted into a medium-length necklace, a women's corset jewelry or a necklace and bracelet.
Tiffany's dazzling diamond necklace created for the Wade family in 1903
The source of extraordinary inspiration: nature
What makes Tiffany proud is that it has a deep heritage of design inheritance, from which to draw inspiration and create more exciting artistic masterpieces. One of the most important sources of inspiration is the vibrant nature. Tiffany's talented masters of art design give magical vitality to jewellery, and they incorporate designs that are inspired by nature, art and culture.
Tiffany brooch design sketch
This Tiffany brooch from the Art Nouveau period is decorated with sapphires and diamonds.
A representative butterfly-shaped diamond brooch. Left: Platinum inlaid with yellow and white diamonds; right: platinum with white diamonds and small pearls
In the 1870s, 40 years after Tiffany founded, Tiffany & Co. established Tiffany School of Applied Arts (Tiffany School of Applied Arts), one of the first design schools in the United States. The school studio has introduced a variety of flowers and plants for students to copy and write, and these art paintings often become the prototype of Tiffany jewelry or home accessories. As Tiffany founder Charles Lewis Tiffany said: "Nature is our best designer."
Edward Moore, the chief designer of Tiffany Silver Studios, often visits London and Paris, and on one journey, he began to deeply indulge in the beauty of Japanese culture and art. Moore collected a large number of Japanese design materials and design works, and these distinctive design elements immediately appeared in his extraordinary works. Peony, iris, cherry blossom, crane, scorpion, squid and other Asian flower and bird worms are splendid and exquisite on Moore's extraordinary silver design.
Paulding Farnham is one of Moore's favorite students. He has established a high reputation in the industry for his exquisite design and served as the chief designer of Tiffany at the time. He is good at presenting the beauty of natural plants with jewels, creating a series of beautiful flower-shaped jewelry masterpieces. One of the freshwater pearl brooch (created around 1904) vividly displays the beautiful shape of a chrysanthemum, with gold-supported platinum inlaid with pure diamonds to form the stems and leaves of the chrysanthemum. He also created 24 orchid brooches. These elegant and unique works were exhibited at the Paris World Exposition in 1889 and won gold medals. They are praised as the most original and outstanding jewelry masterpieces in the works. .
Chrysanthemum brooch made from Tiffany freshwater pearls and diamonds, created in 1904
Tiffany Orchid Brooch (1889), with lavender, red and white enamel with 20k yellow gold, diamonds and rubies
Vividly and vividly interpret the noble and gracefulness of orchids
Orchid brooch designed by Bording-Farnham (1889), set with enamel and diamonds
For the next few decades, Tiffany has followed a great tradition inspired by nature as a jewel.
In 1956, Tiffany & Co. hired Jean Schlumberger, the legendary jewellery designer born in France, and his partner Nicolas Bongard, who created the most exclusive luxury in New York. Jewelry studio. Jean Sloan Berger's private studio and studio is located in the Tiffany flagship store, where he creates beautiful, unique flowers, birds and marine life with colorful gems. These unparalleled masterpieces of art are still in the world. The most cherished jewelry items that people dream of and are worth collecting.
Tiffany legendary designer Jean Schlumberger (1907-1987)
Tiffany & Co.'s many famous clients - Elizabeth Taylor, Jacqueline Kennedy, CZGuest, BabePaley and BunnyMellon They have become loyal fans of Sloan Berger's designs. The enthusiasm of these legendary women and the freedom of creation offered by Tiffany made the next 30 years the most productive time for Sloan Berger.
In 1965, Elizabeth Taylor's husband, Richard Burton, presented FleurdeMer's "Flower of the Ocean" brooch brooch as a gift to her. Inlaid with diamonds and sapphires, this legendary brooch perfectly reflects the beauty of its owner, legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor. In December 2011, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany purchased it as a brand from Ms. Taylor's legacy, and in 2011, the legendary gem commemorates the 175th anniversary of the brand.
FleurdeMer Ocean Flower Brooch designed by Tiffany's legendary designer Jean-Sloan Berger
Elizabeth Taylor has worn Jean-Sloanberger FleurdeMer Ocean Flower Brooch on multiple occasions
Elizabeth Taylor has worn Jean-Sloanberger FleurdeMer Ocean Flower Brooch on multiple occasions
Each of Sloanberg's creations will draw sketches of the designs (these sketches are now in the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris). The ordinary jellyfish turned into a radiant moonstone and diamond elf in his dexterous hands, and was vividly adorned with sapphire tentacles. Even those who have never tasted the fragrance of roses will be involuntarily fascinated by Sloan Berger's artistic artifacts that shine with the beauty of nature.
All the Tiffany designers after Sloan Berger also mastered this extraordinary design style and talent, the difference is that they left a unique and unique mark on the natural style in different ways and in their own unique ways. . Today, those Tiffany classics with a long history are still among the most popular Tiffany products.
Each year, the BlueBook collection embodies Tiffany's most glamorous jewellery jewellery, including a number of extraordinary design masterpieces inspired by nature. Among these nature-inspired jewels, in addition to butterfly brooch with pure diamonds, flower pendants and colorful gemstone rings with rich and colorful colors, including shells and starfish brooch made of sapphires, diamonds and emeralds. Sloan Berger's beautiful jewelry works.
Tiffany believes that sustainable development is the eternal theme of humanity. Tiffany & Co. not only leads design and innovation, but also actively plays a pioneering role in the field of nature conservation. Only in this way, the extraordinary and inspiration of nature can be continued, and provide a source of continuous creativity for future generations of designers.
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